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Exclusive-Bruised by Trump, NATO Alliance Considers End to Annual Summits
Some members want summits every two years as officials seek fewer high-pressure meetings and a calmer agenda, sources said.
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NATO considers ending its annual summits to avoid tensions with Trump
NATO is considering stopping its annual summits, a decision influenced by the potential tension with U. S. President Donald Trump in his last year in office. Trump’s administration has frequently criticized NATO’s 31 member countries, recently highlighting their lack of support for U. S. military operations against Iran. While NATO leaders have met every summer […] The post NATO considers ending its annual summits to avoid tensions with Trump ap…
However, NATO countries lack a coordinated position on this issue. NATO representatives are discussing a possible revision of the summit format, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing a Reuters publication. Read also: Will NATO survive without the US? The Alliance has given a clear answer. Possible Changes to NATO Meeting Format NATO is considering holding summits less frequently than once a year. According to the agency's sources, such a measure could red…
According to a report, several NATO member states argue for rarer summits of the Alliance. Donald Trump is also mentioned as one of the reasons.
If the turn is extended, the 2028 summit – Trump's last full calendar year in office – could be cancelled altogether
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