TRUMP CONSIDERS LEAVING NATO: THE RUTTE MEETING IN THE MIDDLE OF A WAR

UNITED STATES

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Washington uses allied military failures to justify a punitive withdrawal from NATO

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RUSSIA

STATE

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Moscow celebrates the NATO fracture as validation of its thesis on the decline of the Western order

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TURKEY

STATE

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Ankara covers the Trump-Rutte summit with the detachment of an ally that has itself considered leaving NATO

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FRANCE

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Paris conspicuously ignores the Atlantic crisis, a silence betraying its interest in a post-NATO European defense

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QATAR

STATE

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Doha perceives the Atlantic fracture as an opportunity for Gulf powers to become indispensable security partners

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ISRAEL

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Jerusalem calculates the security consequences of a US NATO withdrawal with clinical interest in the punishments considered

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SOUTH KOREA

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Seoul projects the NATO crisis onto its own security dependence on Washington in the Asia-Pacific

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SINGAPORE

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Singapore treats the Atlantic crisis with strategic minimalism reflecting its own vulnerability in a world without reliable alliances

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PHILIPPINES

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Manila ignores the Atlantic crisis despite its own dependence on the American alliance against China

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IRAQ

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Baghdad follows the NATO crisis with the urgency of a country squeezed between Iran and an increasingly unpredictable American ally

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AUSTRALIA

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Canberra reads the Atlantic crisis as a reliability test for its own security commitments with Washington

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SERBIA

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Belgrade views the NATO crisis through the 1999 trauma, seeing both historical satisfaction and regional uncertainty

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