US Permanent Representative to NATO Whitaker says US President Trump will decide if the US will stay in NATO

The statement from the US Permanent Representative to NATO suggests a potential reassessment of the US position within NATO under President Trump.

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  • NATO allies must explain why they benefit the US. 
  • NATO allies must step up. 
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This raises concerns over US commitment to collective defense, which could lead to increased volatility in financial markets, particularly for currencies, equities, and commodities as traders respond to uncertainty regarding geopolitical alliances.

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