Support for NATO is growing more partisan under President Trump, with Republicans increasingly souring on the alliance.
On the latest Inside Defence show, Rachel Ellehuus, director-general of the Royal United Services Institute, joins The Economist’s defence editor, Shashank Joshi, to unpack what’s really driving the shift and what Europeans can do to convince an unpredictable American partner of NATO’s value.
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00:00 - Why Republicans have soured on NATO
01:23 - Why America’s commitment to Europe Is changing
03:07 - Where the Democrats stand on NATO
04:00 - What will the midterms mean for NATO?
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