NATO, Trump

Trump will push NATO to spend more on defense - Secretary General
Donald Trump may encourage NATO members to spend more on defense. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutteis referred to the allies' commitment to invest more than 2% of GDP. Journalists asked the NATO Secretary General what Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election meant for Ukraine.
Will Trump Withdraw US From NATO? What Analysts Said
In his first term as president, Donald Trump had a testy relationship with NATO, suggesting he could pull the U.S. out of the defensive alliance unless all member states started meeting the spending target. Now, after his election win, Trump is coming back.
Trump is ‘right’: Rutte says NATO members need to spend more on arms
BUDAPEST — NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is seeking to start off on the right foot with Donald Trump by praising the United States president-elect's attempts to get NATO countries to spend more on defense, beyond the current 2 percent of GDP target.
NATO's Rutte Congratulates Trump, Says Allies Spending More on Defence
NATO chief Mark Rutte congratulated Donald Trump on Wednesday for being elected president of the United States, and emphasised that members were increasing their military spending, a response to a persistent Trump criticism of the Western alliance.
NATO leader looking forward to working with Trump
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said that he congratulated former President Trump on his victory in the U.S. presidential election, adding that the candidate’s leadership will be “key” to keeping the alliance strong.
NATO's Right-Wing Figures Congratulate Trump On Victory
Right-wing leaders worldwide have begun celebrating Donald Trump's return to the U.S. presidency after he declares himself victor.
What will Trump's return to the White House mean for NATO?
Donald Trump's US election victory will cause alarm among the alliance's European members on issues from defence spending to support for Ukraine.View on euronews
NATO Chief Congratulates Trump, Says Will Keep Alliance 'Strong'
NATO chief Mark Rutte on Wednesday congratulated Donald Trump for winning the US presidential election and said his return to power will help keep the alliance "strong".
Factbox-Trump's US election win may bring NATO members' defense spending back into focus
NATO-member defense spending may come back into focus as former U.S. President Donald Trump returns to office. Republican ...
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NATO Minister Issues Warning After Donald Trump Victory
"Poland's leadership will rise to the occasion," Warsaw's foreign minister, Radoslaw Sikorski, said on Wednesday.
NATO Will Likely Survive Trump, But at a Cost
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NATO chief warns that the alliance can't afford to not back Ukraine as Trump snatches a White House win
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said the alliance's support has kept Ukraine in the fight, but more is needed to beat ...
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Russian victory in Ukraine would threaten both Europe and US, NATO chief warns
A Russian victory in Ukraine would not only jeopardize Europe but also the US, the chief of NATO warned on Thursday.
Trump Will Test European Solidarity on NATO, Ukraine and Trade
“But NATO’s Article 5,” a commitment to collective defense, “is not supposed to be a protection racket,” he said. “But that’s Trump’s position, and this time he’ll have more power than he had in ...
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EU has underinvested EUR 1 trillion in defense over past decades - Lithuania's Kubilius
VILNIUS - EU member states' underinvestment in defense over the past decades has reached one trillion euros, according to Andrius Kubilius, commissioner-designate for defense and space.
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French, German defense leaders urge European unity after Trump win
PARIS — France and Germany emphasized the need to keep up military spending and for unity on European security, including ...
Trump's US election win may bring NATO members' defense spending back into focus
NATO-member defense spending may come back into focus as former U.S. President Donald Trump returns to office.
NATO chief talks defence with Italian prime minister in Rome
NATO's top official Mark Rutte met with Meloni following a trip to Germany. At the top of the agenda: the war in Ukraine.