NATO's Stoltenberg Doesn’t See Trade Issues Fragmenting Members

The video discusses potential trade tensions between the US and the EU and their impact on NATO. Despite differences on trade, climate change, and the Iran nuclear deal, NATO remains united in its core mission of collective defense. The video also covers challenges in the transatlantic alliance, Middle East tensions, and Iran's destabilizing activities. Turkey's consideration of purchasing Russian S-400 missiles and its implications for NATO are examined. Finally, the video addresses cyber espionage concerns, particularly regarding Chinese technology and 5G security.

What is the main concern regarding the potential trade war between the US and the EU?

• It will increase global trade.

• It will strengthen NATO's defense.

• It might fragment NATO's unity.

• It could lead to a military conflict.

What is President Trump's view on NATO allies' defense spending?

• He feels they are not spending enough.

• He is indifferent to their spending.

• He thinks they should reduce their budgets.

• He believes they are spending too much.

How has NATO responded to disagreements on global security issues?

• By withdrawing from the Middle East.

• By reducing military presence in Europe.

• By increasing military presence and reforming command structures.

• By focusing solely on trade issues.

What is a major concern regarding Iran's activities in the Middle East?

• Iran's support for NATO.

• Iran's environmental initiatives.

• Iran's missile program and support for terrorist organizations.

• Iran's economic policies.

What is the issue with Turkey's potential purchase of the S-400 missile system?

• It is too expensive for Turkey.

• It is incompatible with NATO's F-35 jets.

• It is outdated technology.

• It is not powerful enough for defense.

What is NATO's stance on investments in 5G technology?

• NATO wants to ensure secure and resilient systems.

• NATO supports unrestricted use of any technology.

• NATO is against any technological advancements.

• NATO is not concerned about 5G technology.

How does the US view Chinese telecom companies like Huawei?

• As a key ally in defense.

• As a partner in technological development.

• As a non-issue for security.

• As a potential security threat.