Trump didn’t quit NATO, but a potential second term alarms allies

“That kind of rhetoric coming from Trump as the former and potentially future president is kind of poisonous for the general restraint worldview that people like me espouse,” said Ben Friedman, policy director of Defense Priorities, a foreign policy group backed by billionaire Charles Koch.

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Events on NATO

Past Virtual Event: A ‘bridge’ to NATO or false hope for Ukraine?

Past Virtual Event: New York for Paris? NATO and extended deterrence in a new nuclear age

Past Virtual Event: Reexamining the U.S. role in European security

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