Former prime minister Mark Rutte has been sworn in as secretary-general of Nato as the military alliance faces some of the biggest challenges in its 75-year history. Rutte will need all his skills as a coalition builder to hold together a transatlantic partnership that swelled to 32 nations with the accession of Finland and Sweden in the last 18 months. He will also marshal efforts to persuade all European member states to raise their spending to the alliance’s baseline of...
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