NATO may scale back annual summits

NATO is considering a significant change to its summit schedule by ending the practice of holding annual meetings. According to reports, the move is being discussed to reduce political tensions, particularly those involving U.S. President Donald Trump, and to improve the alliance's decision-making process. Proposals include holding summits every two years or skipping the 2028 summit altogether. The discussions reflect ongoing internal frictions within the alliance as it navigates a complex geopolitical landscape.