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NATO leaders are gathering in Ankara, Turkey, to discuss defense spending, military production and long-term support for Ukraine, with President Trump’s role and his expected meeting with President Zelensky in focus.

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The NATO Summit opens in Ankara with President Trump meeting Turkish President Erdoğan and raising questions about the alliance's mutual defense pledge. Trump is also preparing for talks with Zelenskyy and al-Sharaa, while the U.S. has been eliminated from the World Cup.
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President Trump says the United States plans to lift sanctions on Turkey imposed over Ankara's purchase of Russia's S-400 defense system. The move could reopen discussions over F-35 sales, though federal law still restricts Turkey's participation in the program.
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President Trump criticized Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the NATO Summit, saying Italy's decision not to become involved in efforts related to Iran and the Strait of Hormuz strained their relationship while adding he still considers Meloni "a nice person."

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President Trump said he was "very disappointed with NATO" during a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, criticizing several allies over their response following U.S. military action against Iran and saying he might not have attended the summit if it had not been hosted by Turkey.

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China has carried out a rare long-range ballistic missile launch from a nuclear-powered submarine in the South Pacific, prompting criticism from Australia, Japan and New Zealand.
Beijing says the test was part of routine military training and complied with international law. Here's what happened and why regional governments are concerned.