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Germany's Merz says 'no doubt' US to stick with NATO
Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Friday he had "no doubt" the United States would remain in NATO after a high-stakes meeting with President Donald Trump in the White House. Merz said he had raised the issue directly with Trump in talks on Thursday, during the chancellor's first trip to Washington since taking office last month.
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Friedrich Merz, the newly inaugurated German chancellor, will take a seat in the Oval Office on Thursday for his first ...
Germany’s defense chief said his country will need to boost its armed forces by as many as 60,000 active soldiers as NATO ...
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