NATO’s Leader Has One Big Strength and Weakness: How He Talks to Trump

The New York Times·Jun 23

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NATO's leader is reported to have a significant strength and weakness related to interactions with US President Donald Trump. The nature of their communication is seen as a key aspect of their relationship, with some outlets suggesting Trump's behavior towards NATO is a sign of weakness. The dynamics between Trump and NATO's leader are being scrutinized amid various international issues, including tensions with Iran and questions about the alliance's role.

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