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Strained U.S. ties loom over NATO ahead of security summit

Season 2026 Episode 35 | 2m 49s

Ahead of Europe’s largest annual security conference, NATO defense ministers gathered in Brussels to calm nerves and stiffen spines after President Trump’s threats to Greenland roiled the alliance. Nick Schifrin reports.

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