NATO Allies Show Trump They Are Trying to Pay Up for Defense

NATO allies are stepping up their efforts to increase military spending, responding to long-standing pressure from former President Trump. Some countries have made notable advancements, while others are creatively defining what counts as military expenditure to meet their commitments. This move is crucial as it addresses the broader geopolitical tensions and underscores a commitment to collective defense within the alliance. For Trump, it signals a shift that may alleviate some of his criticisms about NATO members not contributing enough to their own defense.