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NATO chief calls for more defense spending from Europe and Canada
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For decades, the U.S. has played a leading security role both in Europe and for Europe. But President Trump has called that role into question and dialed back America's involvement in many international conflicts.
Trump is particularly aggravated with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO — the world's biggest military alliance, which comprises 32 countries in Europe and North America.
The president has expressed frustration that Europe has not contributed enough monetarily to its own defense.
Speaking withMorning Editionon Friday while visiting Washington for meetings with Trump and other top officials, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said he agreed with the president's assessment of Europe and Canada's financial contributions to NATO.