At a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, Secretary-General Mark Rutte addressed the alliance’s defense spending, saying the Trump administration expects European members and Canada to raise their military budgets to match American levels. This came as President Donald Trump pressed anew for U.S. control over Greenland, prompting Denmark’s prime minister to vow to defend its territory and reaffirm Greenland is not for sale. Rutte also praised U.S. strikes on Iran after Tehran hit merchant ships. The gathering, meant to showcase unity and progress on spending goals, was overshadowed by internal disagreements and Trump’s criticism of allies like Spain. The dispute matters because NATO faces strains from within over territorial demands and defense burden-sharing.