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NATO chief may have to match his made-for-Trump sales pitch to keep summit on rails

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Lorne Cook
NATO chief may have to match his made-for-Trump sales pitch to keep summit on rails
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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is working to maintain U.S. commitment to the alliance ahead of a summit in Turkey. Despite European allies increasing defense spending, President Trump continues to demand loyalty and express frustration over specific military involvements.

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The stability of the NATO alliance is a critical factor in global security, particularly regarding the ongoing tensions with Russia.

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The framing focuses on Rutte's 'flattery' and 'sales pitch' to manage Trump, which reflects a common media narrative regarding the Trump-NATO relationship.

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