Holey alliance: NATO’s worries at 75

It was formed to unite the world’s strongest countries and preserve peace, but as NATO holds a celebration summit for its 75th anniversary, it faces tricky challenges (www.economist.com/leaders/202.... Climate change is jeopardising Scottish salmon (www.economist.com/britain/202..., one of Britain’s biggest food exports (10:15). And why North Korea is sending hot air balloons (www.economist.com/the-economi...) over to the South, filled with rubbish and faeces (16:50).
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My sense is that Trump's tough tone is a negotiating ploy. The momentum he created in his first term is probably a favor to Europe, as he kick started the military build-up before the war in Ukraine became a hot topic.

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