NATO, Trump and GDP
Comments by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy that dismissed the idea of speaking to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump about Ukraine’s endeavor to join NATO have been presented out of context online.
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NATO Secretary General Rutte expects new demands from Donald TrumpNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is expecting new pressure from US President-elect Donald Trump about the comparatively low defence spending of European allies including Germany. "He will want us to do more,
Donald Trump could demand Nato allies increase defence spending to 5 per cent of GDP, more than doubling the current target. The president-elect’s team told European officials they will be expected to increase military budgets after he takes office on Jan 20, as he passes the burden of the war in Ukraine on to Europe.
(Bloomberg) — Donald Trump hinted he still wants to buy Greenland, a self-ruling territory of Denmark, saying that US ownership and control of the island is an “absolute necessity” for national security.
President-elect Donald Trump was elected to get things done, and voters expect him to focus on issues such as lowering the cost of living, securing the border, and improving public safety, while
A new body will assume responsibility for Ukraine aid, which one general called "a good day for Ukraine and a good day for NATO."
No, Trump cannot legally withdraw the United States from NATO via executive order. Federal law requires congressional approval to leave the alliance. There is a law explicitly prohibiting the president from unilaterally leaving NATO, though some experts say there may be ways around it.
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Negotiations and weapons: What Trump and his team say about ending the war in Ukraine
A month and a half after Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election, there are still few details about his peace plan. However, some specifics have already emerged in statements made by Trump and his key advisors.
Trump's picks include Elbridge Colby, who opposes Ukraine's NATO membership but supports tougher sanctions on Moscow, and Michael Duffey, who froze military aid to Kyiv in 2019.
NATO has taken over coordination of Western military aid to Ukraine from the U.S. as planned, a source said on Tuesday, in a move widely seen as aiming to safeguard the support mechanism against NATO sceptic U.
After Moscow hit Ukraine with a nuclear-capable missile — and threatened atomic war with the West — Ukraine's ex-president is seeking a summit with President-elect Trump.
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