Turquia: cimeira da NATO abre em Ancara sob pressão de Trump para subir gastos de defesa

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01:35Where all 32 NATO leaders are meeting for their highly anticipated annual summit

01:39Relations between the US President Donald Trump and his NATO allies have been fraught

01:44As Washington has hit out over Europe and Canada's refusal to join the war in Iran

01:49The gathering also comes just as Moscow steps up attacks on Kyiv

01:52And as Ukraine warned, it has no missiles left to intercept Russian ballistic missiles

01:57For more, we can go straight to Ankara

01:59Where our NATO correspondent Shona Murray is standing by for us

02:03Good morning Shona

02:04Just tell us what is on the agenda today

02:09Well, good morning Maeve

02:10Let me just first give an indication about the immense security apparatus that is taking place here in Ankara

02:16It's something I've never seen before at any NATO summit

02:19In any situation where I've been in, even when there's a threat of suicide bombs

02:23The whole of the city is completely shut down

02:25It's very difficult to get anywhere unless you're with a NATO official bus

02:30Anytime you look to your left or your right, you have Secret Service, police, the army

02:34It really is quite immense

02:35It tells you about the volatility of the world, but also geographically where Turkey is located

02:40With a very long Syria border

02:42And also, as we know, on several occasions, four occasions at least, the Turkish army had to intercept ballistic missiles

02:49coming from Iran

02:50But just, I suppose, for a note of today, Donald Trump is on his route here to Ankara

02:55He touches down around three o'clock

02:57His first meeting will be with President Erdogan, the host of this summit

03:01It is expected that there will be an announcement from Donald Trump that Turkey may rejoin the United States F

03:08-35 programme

03:09They were suspended from that a number of years ago for security reasons

03:12But that really kind of goes along with the nature of today

03:15Because today is a day of announcements

03:17The several hundreds of billions of dollars worth of defence spending will be announced

03:22To, of course, impress Donald Trump

03:24Because, as we know, he's been railing against NATO allies for underspending for decades

03:29And, of course, we'll hear a lot about what Mark Rutte, the NATO Secretary-General, is calling Trump's trillion dollars

03:34That is, one trillion dollars of spending from Canada and Europe over the past ten years since the first Trump

03:41administration

03:42Now, I'm joined, of course, here live in Ankara by the Dutch Defence Minister

03:47Minister, you also will have a lot of announcements today

03:51Over three billion euros

03:53Definitely

03:54We are delivering on our pledge of last year for the 3.5% extra spending

03:59Because we think it's very much needed

04:01We have a war on our continent

04:03So, we are having different co-productions and coalitions

04:09And working together with countries such as Germany, Belgium, UK

04:14Making sure that we invest in marine ships, in air defence

04:19In various different capabilities for ourselves

04:23Indeed, and that has to happen because the United States has made significant announcements of withdrawing capabilities available to NATO

04:30What harm do you think that has on NATO overall?

04:34I don't think it will do any harm because I think that a strong Europe that is willing and able

04:39to deliver to make sure that it invests in defence spending

04:43It makes a stronger NATO

04:45So I think that what President Trump is asking, it is not new

04:50Previous presidents also asked the same thing about NATO members

04:54Please step up, don't rely on one ally

04:57And I think that he's rightful to do so

04:59And if you look at me, I'm the Minister of Defence in the Netherlands

05:02And I think that I have to be responsible for the security and safety of my people within the alignment

05:08of the NATO

05:09So it's very important that I also deliver, make sure that we invest and make sure that we are a

05:14strong partner

05:15And of course, this summit has been described by Mark Rutte as a crucial summit because of this

05:20But would you say that this is really the start of the Europeanisation of NATO?

05:25Europe really taking control of NATO in some ways

05:28Well, I think we should be able to be strong partners

05:32That is the key

05:33So the US will, of course, be one of the most important allies, such as Turkey

05:39Very strong armies, a lot of spending

05:42But, you know, Europe has to deliver as well

05:44So last year in The Hague, we promised a lot

05:47But it's only worth those promises if you really deliver

05:50So today, I hope that I will see that from my colleagues

05:54And colleagues who are not delivering, I will be talking to them as well

05:58Because this is, we should, we have to do this together, united

06:01As you well know, we have a war on our own continent

06:04We have an enemy facing us, Putin

06:07And it's very important that we are also able to stand up

06:11And what we will hear from Donald Trump, undoubtedly

06:14Is his severe anger over what he says is NATO allies abandoning the United States

06:20When it comes to the war in Iran

06:21Now we know that Germany and the UK did give the US plenty of basing rights

06:25And access to military bases

06:26But that sort of, that doesn't really matter to Donald Trump

06:29He is very annoyed at NATO

06:30What do you expect from today?

06:31How will you respond?

06:32How will you placate him?

06:34Well, I think it's crucial that we all have a cool and calm head

06:39Because, you know, we should be united

06:42We have enemies against us

06:44And those enemies fear us with reason

06:46Because united we stay strong

06:47So whatever today and tomorrow will happen

06:52You will hear from me only this message

06:54We need to be united

06:56We need solidarity

06:57We need to deliver

07:00So just stay calm and make sure that you do your job

07:03In a word, do you think that the tide is turning and the war in Ukraine

07:06Do you think that that's why Donald Trump is also being a bit more supportive

07:09Because he likes to back the winner

07:11I don't know what the reason might be

07:13But I think it's very important that we support Ukraine

07:16You are completely right

07:17There is a window, there is a momentum right now

07:20And Ukraine is doing such a good job in standing firm

07:24Protecting and also not only its own country

07:27But the rest of Europe

07:28So I hope that many other countries will also not only pledge

07:33But deliver for Ukraine

07:34The Netherlands has been doing so since the beginning of the war

07:37We are in the top three or five countries in the world supporting Ukraine

07:41And I hope to see many more colleagues adding up

07:45Making sure that they have the car productions on drones

07:47The pearl packages

07:48I can continue

07:49Exactly, we'll see an awful lot about it today

07:51But Minister Kinsicarius, thank you very much for joining us on Euronews

07:54And back to you in studio, Maeve

07:56Thank you so much, Shona Murray there

07:58And to your guest, the Minister of Defence for the Netherlands

08:01And now we can head to France

08:03Where a Paris court is due to decide whether Marine Le Pen

08:06Can stand in the 2027 presidential elections

08:09It's a ruling with potentially far-reaching political consequences

08:12And one being watched very closely here in Brussels

08:15As she stands accused of misusing EU funds

08:17For more, we're joined in the studio by our French correspondent

08:20Maya de la Boum

08:21So it's a big day for Marine Le Pen

08:23Just remind us, what is at stake?

08:25And what does this mean for her political career?

08:27Yes, Maeve, it's a big day for France today

08:30We will know if Marine Le Pen can run

08:33In the next presidential election in 2027

08:36So a year from now

08:38And so today is really the verdict from an appeals court

08:43That will confirm a sentence that has already been imposed on her in 2025

08:48If you remember, Marine Le Pen was sentenced to four years in prison

08:52To a €100,000 fine

08:55And most importantly, to a ban for her to hold public office for five years

09:00Which means she couldn't run

09:02So Marine Le Pen, what she did is she appealed this verdict

09:05And now this Paris court, this appeal court

09:08Is supposed to confirm or not this verdict

09:11And we will know today at 1.30

09:13If Marine Le Pen can run in this presidential election

09:17The sentence is linked to a case of embezzlement of EU funds

09:21And if the decision goes against her

09:23We know Jordan Bardella is waiting in the wings, right?

09:25Absolutely

09:26This, if the verdict confirms that Marine Le Pen cannot run

09:29For the next presidential election

09:31It really opens the way for Jordan Bardella

09:33Who is Marine Le Pen's political heir

09:35Or his protégé, let's say

09:38Who is very well positioned right now

09:41To really enter the race

09:43And he's a very successful candidate

09:45We have seen him very high in the polls

09:47He's even, according to the latest poll

09:50Is having a slight lead over Marine Le Pen

09:54He is seen clearly as the natural heir

09:57But the problem is he's also seen as a very young candidate

10:01He's only 30 years old

10:02And he's still very inexperienced

10:04And this, by contrast, Marine Le Pen is clearly

10:07You know, we've seen her, as you said

10:10Entering the race three times

10:12She's very experienced

10:13She has been in politics for many, many years

10:15She has taken the lead over the party since 2011

10:19So she is the natural candidate

10:21But we will see in the days to come

10:24Because we know this is imminent

10:26That Jordan Bardella will probably announce his candidacy very soon

10:29Okay, all eyes on that hearing

10:31The verdict will be read out at 1.30 Central European Time

10:34May the Le Boom, thank you so much for that

10:36But now, moving on

10:37With the summer holiday season officially underway

10:40The European Commission is scrambling

10:42To ensure the EU's new entry-exit system

10:44Doesn't cause chaos at European airports

10:47Our Jacobianos takes a look at the latest Brussels headache

10:52If you hold an on-EU passport

10:54Brussels has a brand new welcome package

10:56For your next European summer holiday

10:58The biometric entry-exit system

11:00Was designed to log your face

11:02And fingerprints in around 70 seconds

11:04To catch over stairs

11:05But try telling that to travelling families

11:08Trapped in a sweating airport terminal

11:10And as the holiday season peaks

11:13The grand vision of smart EU borders

11:15Has collided with a physical breakdown

11:17Risking the travel plans of millions

11:19So welcome to the premium queuing experience

11:24The automated network is now live across 29 European nations

11:29And since the rollout

11:30The digital net caught 40,000 border refusals

11:34And identified 1,000 security risks

11:37To Brussels, these figures prove

11:39The database works by instantly flagging visa overstayers

11:42And fake documents

11:43But here goes a problem

11:45Biometric collection is triggering

11:47A systemic operational crisis

11:50Industry lobbies report waiting times

11:52At border control reaching up to 5 hours

11:55During peak periods

11:56And warn these delays put over 40 million arrivals

12:00And 45 billion dollars of tourist spending at risk

12:04This bottleneck hits just as European hubs

12:07Prepared to handle 40 million more passengers

12:09Than they did in May and June

12:11So who's to blame for the chaos?

12:14It looks like national capitals failed to prepare

12:17Many airports lack border guards

12:19Digital kiosks and basic infrastructure

12:21And the rollout is a fragmented mess

12:24Because some capitals bought the equipment

12:26While others struggled to do so

12:28And the EU system forces guards

12:31To collect fingerprints from every first time arrival

12:33Which in turn creates an instant dead stop at the gate

12:37The European border agency Frontex admits

12:40The chaotic biometric registration

12:42Could take up to 2 years to stabilise

12:45But hey, look at the bright side

12:47You now have roughly 700 days

12:50To practice your queuing technique

12:52And even enough time to learn a local language

12:59Now, moving on

13:00The ongoing conflict in the Middle East

13:02And a potential sell-off in US assets

13:04Are the two biggest risks facing the Eurozone economy

13:07That's according to fresh analysis

13:09From the European Stability Mechanism

13:11Which warns the shocks could tip the euro area

13:14Into recession and push inflation as high as 5%

13:17The Luxembourg-based institution

13:19Was set up in the wake of the Greek debt crisis

13:21To provide financial support

13:23To Eurozone countries in times of distress

13:25For more, we're joined now by the ESM's

13:27Chief Economist, that's Wolf Strauch

13:29Good morning, great to have you with us

13:31So this is quite a gloomy outlook you're presenting here

13:34Tell us more about your findings

13:36From the perspective of the European Stability Mechanism

13:39Euro-area resilience is coming under strain

13:42And we see on the one hand

13:44That geoeconomic and geopolitical risks are rising

13:47And you have security threats

13:49You have energy price disruption

13:51You have financial market volatility

13:53And fragmentation in the trading system

13:56And on the other hand

13:58You see that this leads to higher demands on governments

14:01While the fiscal space is shrinking

14:03And that is what we mean when

14:05Resilience is coming under strain

14:07Governments need to create fiscal buffers

14:09And they need to create growth

14:11So many of our viewers would be worried this morning

14:14About this risk of a potential recession

14:16How high is it?

14:18The point is, as a crisis resolution mechanism

14:21You ask, what happens if things go wrong?

14:23Not what will actually happen

14:25When you ask the second question

14:27What will happen?

14:28You do a forecast

14:28We do a scenario analysis

14:30And as you said before

14:31If we have two shocks

14:33A meltdown of US assets

14:35And a re-escalation of a conflict

14:37Yes, then the risk is high

14:38That we will have a recession

14:40And that is what we point out

14:41In order to be prepared for a crisis

14:44Not because we are predicting the crisis

14:46And is the Eurozone stronger now than it was

14:48For these potential kind of shocks?

14:50The shocks that we will may be seeing

14:52Is indeed the Middle East conflict

14:55And that leads to higher energy prices

14:58And uncertainty

14:58And on the other hand

15:00A meltdown in US assets

15:02That would imply that we face

15:04Tighter financial conditions

15:05So what should consumers be doing

15:07And thinking now?

15:09We think that governments

15:10Mainly should be prepared

15:13And that means that

15:14They have to get growth going

15:15And that will help also the consumers

15:17And just finally today in Ankara

15:20Billions are being pledged for defence

15:22Can European countries afford this?

15:24Well, European countries could create

15:26A win-win situation here

15:28And we have looked in depth

15:30Into the defence spending

15:32And when you actually create a situation

15:34Where defence spending spills over

15:36Into the civilian economy

15:37Then you can recover 53 cent

15:40For each additional euro spent

15:41Through taxes and higher growth

15:44Okay

15:45Vosthog, Chief Economist

15:46At the European Stability Mechanism

15:48Thank you so much for coming in to us

15:49And being our guest

15:50But now it is time

15:52For the FIFA World Cup segment

15:59Well, a very late goal from Spain

16:01Ended Portugal's 2026 World Cup rodeo

16:04And could also mark the end

16:05Of Cristiano Ronaldo's remarkable

16:07International career

16:08The superstar had tears in his eyes

16:11At the final whistle

16:12As he came to terms

16:13With the sobering consequences

16:14Of this defeat

16:16And meanwhile

16:17All eyes, of course

16:18Were really on the controversy

16:19Riddled match of the US

16:20Against Belgium

16:21The Red Devils

16:22As I'm sure you've seen

16:23Prevailed in a convincing 4-1 victory

16:26Taking to social media as well

16:28To suggest you cannot overturn this

16:30That was a blatant message

16:31To President Donald Trump

16:32Who'd called the FIFA president

16:34Previously

16:34To allow for the top US striker

16:36Foller and Belegun

16:37To play that game

16:38Let's take a listen

16:39To Donald Trump

16:39Before the game

16:40Yes, I asked for a review

16:43By FIFA

16:44I spoke to a man

16:45Who's highly respected

16:46I asked for a review

16:48Because I didn't think

16:48It was a foul

16:50And, you know, again

16:51I'm good at this stuff

16:51I didn't think it was a foul

16:53I thought it was

16:54Two great athletes

16:55That crashed into each other

16:56And got entangled

16:57That was not a

16:57That was not a guy

16:59Punching somebody in the face

17:00Or anything

17:01That, you know, would be different

17:02Now, in the end

17:03Foller and Belegun

17:04Played but did not score

17:05But the decision to exempt

17:07The US striker

17:08From the one-match ban

17:09After his red card

17:10Against Bosnia-Herzegovina

17:11Did create an international outcry

17:13From the European Football Association

17:15UEFA

17:15And also the EU Commissioner

17:16For Sports

17:17Glenn Michalif

17:18For an expert view

17:19We spoke to William Galliarch

17:20The former UEFA

17:22President-advisor

17:23It's completely against the rules

17:25And the status of FIFA

17:28Not only because there is

17:31Obvious political interference

17:33In the decision

17:34That should have been made

17:36By an independent body

17:37Within FIFA

17:38And that is quite a scandal

17:41Frankly

17:42But also because

17:45It violates

17:47All the rules

17:49The fact that FIFA

17:51Accepts the fact that

17:52The President of the United States

17:58Can interfere

18:00And decide

18:03About the game

18:05About the tournament

18:06About the management of FIFA

18:09Is completely unacceptable

18:11Definitely

18:12The fairness

18:14Of this competition

18:16Is threatened

18:18And meanwhile

18:19Tonight

18:19The final two spots

18:21In the quarter-finals

18:21Will be fought out

18:22Between Argentina

18:23And Egypt

18:24And also Switzerland

18:25Against Colombia

18:26Enjoy the games

18:27Because that does bring

18:28This edition of

18:30Europe Today to an end

18:31Thank you so much

18:31For your company

18:32As always

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18:34On any of the stories

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18:39But thank you so much

18:40For tuning in

18:41Have a lovely morning

18:41And see you very soon

18:42On Euronews

18:53We'll see you next time

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