Trump Considers US Withdrawal from NATO, Sparking Global Power Shift Concerns
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- President Trump is "absolutely" considering withdrawing the U.S. from NATO
- Trump referred to NATO as a "paper tiger" in recent interviews
- A U.S. withdrawal could trigger a global power shift
- Analysts suggest India could potentially benefit from this shift
U. S. President Donald Trump has indicated he is "absolutely" considering withdrawing the United States from NATO, calling the alliance a "paper tiger."
This potential move could trigger a significant global power shift, with some analysts suggesting India could be among the beneficiaries. The discussions highlight deep divisions within the alliance amid the ongoing Iran conflict.
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