USA Today: Is NATO 'obsolete' or not? Trump and military alliance aim to work out differences
BRUSSELS – After months of tension, President Trump and leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization come face-to-face Thursday for meetings likely to revolve around two issues: Washington's commitment to the military alliance that has defined western political unity for nearly seven decades, and military contributions from the rest of its members.
While Trump has retracted his often-repeated campaign claim that NATO is "obsolete" in the modern age of terrorism, the still-new president who views himself as dealmaker-in-chief is expected to demand that NATO countries make good on pledges to increase its defense spending to 2% of gross domestic product, a heavy lift for some European countries.
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Trump looks for good news in ISIS fight ahead of NATO summit -- CNN
NATO, G7 leaders to focus on terrorism at meeting this week -- Globe and Mail
Manchester attack will change focus of Trump’s NATO meeting -- The Hill
NATO, no longer obsolete, braces for Hurricane Trump -- Politico
The Trump Effect: One Path To A New NATO -- Alexander Vershbow, Defense One
European angst over Trump visit -- Katya Adler, BBC
Europe's High Anxiety Over Trump: Early-year fears have eased, but worries remain over the U.S. leadership role in NATO. -- Thomas K. Grose, US News and World Report
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