President-elect Donald Trump has chosen former Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker as the next ambassador to NATO, a move aimed at strengthening relationships with allies and defending U.S. interests. Whitaker lacks foreign policy experience, but has served in various roles in the Justice Department under the Trump administration. Trump has been critical of NATO in the past, accusing European allies of not contributing enough to defense spending. Despite this, Whitaker has expressed support for the alliance and Ukraine, particularly in light of Russia’s aggression in the region. Whitaker’s appointment comes amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Russia, with Trump advocating for negotiations that benefit both sides. Whitaker’s background suggests he will work to ensure NATO’s security and defense interests in the face of threats. The appointment has garnered mixed reactions, with some expressing concern over Trump’s past comments about NATO. Whitaker’s role as ambassador to NATO will be crucial in navigating the complex geopolitical landscape and ensuring the alliance remains strong in the face of evolving challenges.
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Former top DOJ official appointed by Trump as ambassador to NATO
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