50 European leaders assess how Trump will affect their fortunes and seek a common stance on Russia
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"The question is whether we are willing to defend the European interest. It is our priority," Macron said, emphasizing the need for European nations to assert their defense capabilities independent of US support.
"We have to be more masters of our destiny...because of our children," Michel asserted, highlighting the critical need for Europe to cultivate its own defense strategies for future generations.
Leaders acknowledged Trump’s influence in pushing NATO allies towards increased spending, with NATO chief Mark Rutte noting, "He stimulated us to move over the 2%."
Mitsotakis urged for a shift from 'geopolitical naivete' to proactive commitments in defense, emphasizing the necessity to face major challenges for Europe’s competitiveness.
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