At the NATO summit in The Hague, the alliance avoided difficult topics such as the war in Ukraine and its strategy towards Russia, focusing instead on a pledge to spend 5% of GDP on defense, following calls from Donald Trump. While the pledge was welcomed, most European countries cannot afford such spending. The summit included excessive praise for Trump and ignored fundamental issues in the transatlantic relationship, leaving unresolved questions about the future of European security.
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Linguşirea lui Trump la NATO câştigă timp, dar evită întrebările dificile - Analiză Reuters
Reuters: Linguşirea lui Trump la NATO câştigă timp, dar evită întrebările dificile. Europa îl calmează cu promisiuni pe care nu şi le poate permite
Reuters: Linguşirea lui Trump la NATO câştigă timp, dar evită întrebările dificile. Europa îl calmează cu promisiuni
Analiză Reuters: Ce efect au avut lingușelile pentru Trump la NATO. Europa îl calmează cu promisiuni pe care nu şi le poate permite
Reuters: Linguşirea lui Trump la NATO câştigă timp, dar evită întrebările dificile. Europa îl calmează cu promisiuni
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