US EditionNATO leaders gather Tuesday for what could be a historic summit, or one marred by divisions
- NATO leaders will gather for a significant summit on Tuesday.
- Spain has been identified as a low contributor among NATO members.
- European allies and Canada aim to prioritize Ukraine's agenda despite concerns about Donald Trump's influence.
- The outcomes of this NATO summit could have lasting effects, but the final results are uncertain.
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US NATO Ambassador Matt Whitaker expects the NATO summit in The Hague to be "historic". The diplomat praises the Dutch role within the alliance. "They are the heart and soul of the alliance."
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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NATO leaders meet for crucial summit amid growing divisions - NBC Los ...
·Los Angeles, United States
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The Netherlands is in full preparation for the NATO summit that starts on Tuesday. Follow all developments around the NATO summit in the live blog below.
·Amersfoort, Netherlands
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NATO Summit 2023: Unity or Division?
The NATO summit led by US President Donald Trump seeks to address defense spending among the alliance's 32 members, with division evident as countries like Spain reject new GDP spending targets. The summit also seeks to address Ukraine's position and NATO's ongoing collective defense strategies.
·India
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