NATO opened a high-level meeting on Tuesday against the backdrop of one war in the Middle East overshadowing another on the military alliance’s doorstep. A tentative cease-fire between Israel and Iran is expected to dominate discussions, muting mention of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.Mark Rutte, NATO’s affable secretary general, predicted that the question of the cease-fire would not draw attention from the summit’s main focus.Mr. Trump’s demand that all NATO states raise defense spending to 5 percent of their gross domestic product up from 2 percent had been among the few agenda items that Mr. Rutte hoped would be unanimously approved.Do you support the rise in Military spending amongst NATO members
Previous Article
The rise in Tesla stockNext Article
Safeguarding independence of EU cybersecurity