World · 2 April 2026

European allies unite after Trump's demands

European countries are expanding their security plans amid a serious crisis for NATO, now 77 years old. This comes as President Trump's rage over allies not joining the Iran conflict has brought them closer to oppose his threats to exit the defence pact. Ten European leaders, including the U.K., met last week to discuss the alliance's "dire state."

By BriefTea Editorial · 2 April 2026 at 5:09

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