NATO Considers Reducing Frequency of Annual Leader Summits
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NATO is considering ending its tradition of annual leader summits and significantly changing their frequency. The military alliance is evaluating pressure for concrete results and addressing concerns related to Donald Trump's influence on the organization. This year's summit is scheduled for July 7-8 in Ankara, Turkey. The potential change would mark a departure from the current practice where NATO's 32 member countries meet annually at the highest level to coordinate defense and security policies.