NATO Summit Tense Over Ukraine and Trump

President Joe Biden is hosting the NATO summit in Washington, D.C., focused on addressing the ongoing war in Ukraine and military support for the nation, while Donald Trump is set to meet Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at Mar-a-Lago. Orbán has recently met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, raising concerns about his role as an intermediary between Putin and Trump. Orbán, who has been criticized for his pro-Russian stance and undermining democratic institutions, has publicly endorsed Trump's 2024 presidential bid. The NATO summit is marked by disagreements among member states on how to support Ukraine, with some countries wary of escalating the conflict. Trump’s potential return to power and his past criticism of NATO have also cast a shadow over the summit. Meanwhile, Orbán's recent diplomatic activities and his meeting with Trump have sparked criticism from European allies and the Biden administration.