The Trump Administration Has Excluded Britain, France and the Baltic States From a Working Group to Discuss the Future of NATO
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Some central European NATO countries were not invited by the US to a meeting to discuss the future of the alliance. Among diplomats there is growing concern about the division of NATO.
States that will be present at the meeting – known as the Bergen Group – say that it has no purpose to break the alliance, writes Politico. The Trump administration has excluded several important allies from a meeting of NATO members that will take place next month. The planned meeting in Poland, and ...
EADaily, October 1, 2026: Donald Trump's administration did not invite several key allies to NATO next month, including Britain, France, and the Baltic countries, to write Politico with reference to sources.
The United States has not invited a number of NATO member countries to a meeting on the future alliance, and in Europe it is believed that the Pentagon has begun to divide the North Atlantic bloc into "good" and "bad" states Policy.
Some of the European countries that invest most in defence were not invited to a meeting led by the Pentagon to discuss the alliance. Another meeting of the so-called Bergen Group is leaving the other allies unsatisfied.
The Trump administration excludes several important allies from a meeting of NATO members that will take place this month, Politico reports. The decision comes after threats launched against governments that have opposed the priorities of the American President.
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