Instability Within NATO Leaves Its Mark on the Summit
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In our evening news, we review the main news from the NATO summit in Ankara, which ended yesterday with a joint statement on alliance solidarity, common defense and continued support for Ukraine. The meeting was also colored by Donald Trump's comments on Greenland and the state of the Arctic. International political scientist Albert Jónsson will be with us and review the situation.
Experts say the difficulties in US-European relations have left their mark on the NATO summit in Ankara. Iceland will either have to rely more on defense cooperation with the US or Europe in the future. "The most newsworthy thing about the summit is that there was consensus at the summit. It is quite special that it needs to be mentioned in these uncertain times, when European countries face a greater threat from Russia than they have in decades…
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