TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月13日 02時30分

As a contentious #NATO summit in Brussels began to wind down on July 12, President Trump claimed victory over defense spending and reaffirmed U.S. commitment to the alliance. After a week in which he had insulted allies and questioned the value of NATO, Trump gave an impromptu news conference at NATO headquarters. Though NATO allies have squabbled in the past, #Trump seemed to be leaving in his wake not just bruised feelings, but deeper concerns about the future of the Western alliance that has served as a bedrock of the international order, writes our White House correspondent Tessa Berenson, who's filing from the trip. After Brussels, Trump headed to Britain for some extra time with one key member of the alliance: British Prime Minister Theresa May. It will be Trump’s first working visit to the United Kingdom since he became President. Tens of thousands of people are likely to protest in the British capital on Friday, while Trump is outside the city at May’s country residence, before visiting Windsor to meet #Queen Elizabeth II. Photograph by @bsmialowski—@AFP通信/@gettyimages

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