NATO chief urges European allies to ramp up defense spending as Trump returns to White House

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Nato’s Secretary General today sharpened his language significantly over the nuclear threat of a Russia-North Korean collaboration.
Daily Express
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After Russia annexed Ukraine’s Crimean Peninsula a decade ago, NATO leaders agreed to halt the defense cuts that began when the Cold War ended and move toward spending 2% of GDP on their military budgets.
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It comes amid concerns over the impact of a second Trump presidency on western support for Ukraine
The Independent
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He urged NATO members to send enough arms to Ukraine to change the course of the conflict as Russian forces make gains along the frontline.
The Korea Times

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