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EU leaders develop mutual assistance pact amid NATO concerns
EU leaders are creating a framework for mutual defense in response to external threats. This initiative comes as NATO faces significant challenges. (sources: theguardian, travelandtourworld, straitstimes, reuters, euronews)
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EU leaders are working on a mutual assistance pact to outline how member states can support each other in the event of an attack. This decision follows rising doubts about NATO's effectiveness.
- EU members will plan coordinated responses to external attacks.
- The initiative is a response to perceived weaknesses within NATO.
- Donald Trump has publicly criticized NATO, describing it as 'very disappointing.'
Why it matters
The development of this mutual assistance pact reflects the EU's efforts to enhance its security framework amid regional tensions.
No specific legislation identified for action yet.
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