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Mark Rutte, the next NATO Secretary-General, takes over on Tuesday. As a seasoned coalition-builder and experienced politician, Rutte's role will be vital in maintaining the alliance's political unity amid ongoing conflicts, potential US political uncertainty, and increased pressure for defense spending and reinforcements from Eastern European allies. Challenges include navigating potential NATO-skeptic policies from a possible Trump administration and addressing calls for more protection from Russia.
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