Donald Trump’s reelection signals the dawn of a Trump 2.0 era, with far-reaching consequences for global geopolitics. At the forefront of these challenges, NATO faces a pivotal moment, navigating the strategic pressures of China’s ascent and the uncertain course of the Russia-Ukraine war. A second Trump administration is likely to be instrumental in shaping the alliance’s trajectory during this critical period. Here are three insightful assessments about the future of NATO under the new Trump administration.
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