Next week, NATO member states will gather in Turkey for a summit clouded by what Dagbladet describes as “great tension.” In the lead-up, alliance members have reportedly made a series of moves designed to manage relations with U.S. President Donald Trump, whose unpredictable stance on collective defense continues to unsettle European capitals.
The summit comes amid an intensifying war in Ukraine, rising Middle Eastern instability, and deep questions about burden-sharing within the alliance — all themes likely to dominate behind closed doors in Turkey.
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