Biden, Macron, Starmer Will Be Focus of NATO’s 75th Birthday Summit, as Alliance Seizes Chance To Take Their Measure

French president will likely be distracted by post-election maneuvering back at Paris, where his political future is uncertain.

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A flag raising ceremony to mark the accession of Sweden at NATO headquarters, Brussels, March 11, 2024. AP/Geert Vanden Wijngaert, file

All eyes will be on President Biden this week as the heads of state or government of the 32 members of the North Atlantic Treaty pour in to Washington from Europe and Asia and Mr. Biden tries to show that he’s got the right stuff to stay on the job. 

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