US Allies
Coverage of US Allies in the Nexus archive.
- Lockheed Martin cannot say when US allies will get Patriot missiles
Lockheed Martin's top executive states the company does not control the allocation of PAC-3 interceptors to US allies, despite tripling production of the missiles.
- On China, Trump picked the right battle but the wrong strategy
The article discusses Trump's approach to China, highlighting his use of tariffs and protectionism, which is described as chaotic and damaging to US alliances. It predicts a prolonged trade war and criticizes the strategy as ineffective despite identifying a valid issue.
- Philippines Seeks Closer Ties With China's Adversaries
The Philippines is strengthening military ties with US allies to enhance deterrence, as stated by Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. The move aligns with efforts to counterbalance China's influence.
- How Trump’s war on Iran is jeopardising Asia’s remittance lifeline
Trump’s war on Iran is causing significant harm beyond direct impacts, including the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, resource shortages, and threats to Asia’s remittance systems. The article highlights collateral damage such as oil and gas shortages, fertilizer supply collapses, and hardships for tens of thousands.
- Trump met with 'laughter and silence' by US allies in Gulf region
US President Donald Trump faced a dismissive response from Gulf allies, with his Iran deal efforts under scrutiny. The EU is evaluating the environmental impact of mega data centres amid local opposition. A French tennis star and an unresolved age-old question also feature in the news.
- Trump in furious phone call with Pete Hegseth after defense chief's shocking blunder blindsides key US ally
President Trump reportedly had a heated phone call with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth following a significant diplomatic error that caught a key US ally off guard. The incident suggests tension within the Trump administration over foreign policy matters.
- Nato chief says Trump ‘clearly disappointed’ by US allies’ refusal to join Iran war
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte stated Donald Trump was 'clearly disappointed' by US allies' refusal to join the Iran war. Rutte described a 'very frank' private meeting with Trump in Washington but did not confirm if the president discussed potential NATO withdrawal threats. The exchange focused on alliance tensions over military action against Iran.