- Biden continues European trip with summit in Brussels
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2.19pm BST
Three years ago it was Donald Trump who stunned Nato members at a summit in Brussels, warning that he may be prepared to pull the US out of the western military alliance if its other members did not increase their defence spending.
At a summit in the same city on Monday, it falls to Joe Biden to repair the damage from four years of his predecessor’s freewheeling theatrics, although experts caution that the Trump era will have lasting consequences.
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2.08pm BST
Greetings from Washington, live blog readers.
Joe Biden continues his first international trip as president today, meeting with Nato leaders at a summit in Brussels.
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