Bilateral ties, Afghan withdrawal to come up during Biden’s talks with NATO leaders
The Hindu
The meeting will be a face-to-face opportunity for Mr. Biden to rebuild relations with leaders from Europe and Canada that became strained under former Mr. Trump.
U.S. President Joe Biden and other leaders of NATO member countries plan to discuss tense ties with Russia and China, the troop withdrawal from Afghanistan and the future of the 30-nation military alliance at a summit in Belgium on June 14. The meeting at NATO headquarters in Brussels will be a face-to-face opportunity for Mr. Biden to rebuild relations with leaders from Europe and Canada that became strained under former U.S. President Donald Trump. “This is a unique opportunity to reinforce NATO as the enduring embodiment of the bond between Europe and North America,” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Thursday in a statement.More Related News
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