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Analysis-Following NATO Summit, Trump and Europe Still at Odds Over Putin's Ambitions
By Gram Slattery THE HAGUE (Reuters) -For U.S. President Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin is a man looking for an off-ramp to his bloody three-year assault on Ukraine. But according to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte,
NATO's biggest summit of the year was a win for the U.S. President, who secured the pledges of dramatically increased defense ...
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NATO allies agree to boost defense spending to 5% at The Hague summitIn a press conference before heading back to Washington, Trump struck a conciliatory tone as he sought to harvest praise for ...
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Sánchez's Social Light Fades in The HagueThe President of the Government distances himself from his European colleagues in an unprecedented image, unusual for him, ...
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NEP Group, the leading global media services provider, today announced that its Dutch branch of NEP Europe in partnership ...
Globalist Western media assess the results of the concluded NATO summit in The Hague, which was visited by US President ...
The Dutch royals and NATO leaders posed for group photo at alliance’s summit in The Hague on Tuesday. Copyright 2025 The ...
President Donald Trump to attend NATO summit in The Hague, but this time, there will be more than Ukraine to discuss following his decision to strike Iran.
Hundreds of people are protesting against NATO and military spending and against a possible conflict with Iran, two days ...
The U.S. and other world leaders are preparing for NATO’s 2025 summit where a new defense spending pledge will be negotiated.
At the NATO summit in In The Hague, the allies tried to deceive each other so that the decisions called "triumph" would not ...
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