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"Very Unhappy": Trump Threatens Spain With Tariffs Over NATO Spending
President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened trade penalties, including tariffs, against Spain, saying he is unhappy with its refusal to raise defense spending to 5% and calling the move disrespectful to NATO.
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Trump Praises 'Rocket-Ship' Increase In NATO Spending
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he was happy with NATO allies' rising spending on defense, hailing a "rocket-ship" increase since he took office.
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Trump Lashes Germany, Demands Allies Double NATO Spending
USPresident Donald Trump accused Germany on Wednesday of being a "captive" of Russia due to its energy reliance in a startling outburst before a NATO summit where he pressed allies to more than double spending on their own defence.
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Donald Trump Tweets 'Money Is Beginning To Pour In' To NATO
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that NATO alliance allies are already stepping up their contributions to the organisation, two days after the president scolded members for not spending enough on defence.
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"Very Unhappy": Trump Threatens Spain With Tariffs Over NATO Spending
President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened trade penalties, including tariffs, against Spain, saying he is unhappy with its refusal to raise defense spending to 5% and calling the move disrespectful to NATO.
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Trump Praises 'Rocket-Ship' Increase In NATO Spending
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he was happy with NATO allies' rising spending on defense, hailing a "rocket-ship" increase since he took office.
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Trump Lashes Germany, Demands Allies Double NATO Spending
USPresident Donald Trump accused Germany on Wednesday of being a "captive" of Russia due to its energy reliance in a startling outburst before a NATO summit where he pressed allies to more than double spending on their own defence.
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Donald Trump Tweets 'Money Is Beginning To Pour In' To NATO
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that NATO alliance allies are already stepping up their contributions to the organisation, two days after the president scolded members for not spending enough on defence.
