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“MARK RUTTE AND U.S. PRESIDENT TRUMP HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE IN OVAL OFFICE AT THE WHITE HOUSE”

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Trump publicly backed Rutte to lead NATO in 2024!

Despite past tensions with the alliance, Trump endorsed Mark Rutte for NATO Secretary General — a role Rutte assumed in Oct. 2024 after 14 years as Dutch PM, the longest-serving in Netherlands history.

Rutte mastered 'Trump diplomacy' long before becoming NATO chief!

As Dutch PM, Rutte perfected flattery-first diplomacy with Trump, once praising him publicly to avoid a trade war in 2019. Analysts called him Europe's most effective Trump handler — a skill now critical as NATO Secretary General.

Turkey has NATO's 2nd largest military force!

With ~355,000 active troops, Turkey fields NATO's second-biggest army — giving Erdogan significant alliance leverage as he personally invites Trump to a NATO summit in Ankara. Learn more at Wikipedia

This storyWhat should Rutte's top priority be in talks with Trump?

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This storyWill NATO allies keep raising defence budgets long-term?

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