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  1. Trump pushes European countries to shoulder security burden, while the US plans significant reductions in military assets for NATO.
  2. European members increase defense spending, tracked by IIISS, shaping the defense trajectory of NATO.

The unease in Europe regarding the future of the alliance is adding to the broader questions about NATO's viability, highlighted by the role of Germany's Chancellor.

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The unease in Europe regarding the future of the alliance is adding to the broader questions about NATO's viability, highlighted by the role of Germany's Chancellor.

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  2. Bulgaria's Defense Minister announced a halt on military aid while considering purchasing US weapons for NATO.Sub-event
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  5. Alliance faces questions about its future amid defense industry challenges and geopolitical context.1 source

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