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BREAKING: White House: Trump suggests NATO allies commit to spending 4 percent of GDP on defense; current goal is 2 percent – @AP

— Conflict News (@Conflicts) July 11, 2018

As we approach the final rounds of the tournament, here are some recent contributions about the #economics and economic impact of the #WorldCup. Read the latest economic blogs review by @SMerler >> https://t.co/FGwWhWjQOA pic.twitter.com/AtHrpFwyuO

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) July 11, 2018

Now following #NATOEngages Cyber Crisis Simulation. Time to reflect upon possibilities for Allies to prevent malicious cyber attacks with @sducaru @carmengonsalves @tanelsepp and @dianakelley14. pic.twitter.com/firCcKkPfk

— German Marshall Fund (@gmfus) July 11, 2018

President Trump is correct in calling for more European effort, but he has focused on the wrong measures of burdensharing, writes CSIS's Anthony Cordesman. https://t.co/2idbxTyrOK

— CSIS (@CSIS) July 11, 2018

Keep up with what is happening at #NATOEngages on our Instagram stories: https://t.co/l4NT0kLItd pic.twitter.com/vCQEbidyOy

— German Marshall Fund (@gmfus) July 11, 2018

In a blog post for our live coverage of #NATOsummit, @dpjankowski recommends that NATO’s next stages of long-term adaptation should be based on six elements: https://t.co/coDSEi7QPJ

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— Carnegie Europe (@Carnegie_Europe) July 11, 2018

A key House Republican urges US President Trump and Chinese President Xi to meet and "craft a solution" to the escalating trade war https://t.co/sCQnwAl3Fs pic.twitter.com/YFyjI6VWTo

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) July 11, 2018

.@CrisisGroup’s first-ever illustrated commentary gives voice to the 3 million Syrians in rebel-held #Idlib. [THREAD] 1/https://t.co/fNbSJDE09T

— Crisis Group (@CrisisGroup) July 11, 2018

[ICYMI] #NATO SG opening the North Atlantic Council meeting at #NATOSummit https://t.co/lgnKHiywf8 pic.twitter.com/XXuj4OTJ15

— NATO (@NATO) July 11, 2018

In Beni, we met IDPs who had fled massacres in the surrounding rural areas and were living with host families. Very few had received any humanitarian assistance. As one aid official told us, “It is a forgotten crisis” @YarnellMark @RefugeesIntl https://t.co/w43wUtpyzO

— Refugees Deeply (@refugeesdeeply) July 11, 2018