Nato’s summit kicks off in Ankara

北约峰会于安卡拉开幕

The Globalist

2026-07-07

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Defence spending is top of the agenda as Nato leaders gather in Turkey. Plus: Marine Le Pen waits to find out if she can run for the French presidency. And: We take a closer look at Canada’s new submarine deal.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Coming up, NATO leaders head to Turkey as the US pressure's member states to stump up more for defence.

  • We'll look ahead to a crucial summit.

  • Also ahead in the next 60 minutes.

  • As part of our commitments to defend Canada and to support our allies, I'm pleased to announce

  • that Canada has selected TKMS as the preferred supplier for Canada's patrol submarine project.

  • The Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney there.

  • The country chooses a German manufacturer to build 12 submarines.