Can you 'Trump-proof' NATO? As Biden falters, Europeans look to safeguard the military alliance
- European leaders at the NATO summit in Washington are concerned about the potential return of Donald Trump as the alliance's critic, amidst doubts about President Joe Biden's reelection chances.
- NATO emphasizes solidarity as it marks its 75th anniversary, with discussions on defense strategies less reliant on the U.S.
- Far-Right forces pose a challenge to NATO's support, with fears of decreased backing for the alliance and military aid to Ukraine.
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