US organizes selective NATO meeting in Poland, excluding key allies, raising cohesion concerns

The Trump administration is convening a small-group NATO meeting in Poland in October, with invitations withheld from the UK, France, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. This selective approach signals a potential shift in US alliance management, possibly favoring certain members and undermining collective decision-making. The move is unconfirmed by official sources and its implications for NATO cohesion remain uncertain.