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Concern for the egos on display at the anniversary summit -

It is the "reckless" behaviour of the heads of government of Nato countries, the concerns many Newspapers internationally after The Summit , in spite of the efforts to end the bitterness.

Alliance leaders agreed to appoint a group of experts for the implementation of a strategic review over two years and are preparing the Western Alliance for The Future . But the 70th anniversary meeting also saw some bitter rows.

A devastating comment from the German channel days shop brands US President, Donald Trump , France, Emmanuel Macron , and the Turkish President Erdogan as "reckless" for "".

"The Meeting leaves the impression of a troubled, recalcitrant Nato. The allies have failed to fill in The Deep gaps. The egos of the individuals damage to The Alliance . Currently, it is These Three presidents - Trump, Macron, Erdogan - who are unscrupulous, pursue their own paths, creating uncertainty in The Alliance . "

'Like a teenager'

Canada papers the enemy investigate the hostilities between Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau , after the Canadian Prime Minister mock, appeared to The President .

The National Post says, it was "", But one that could have consequences for the government in Ottawa.

"whereas, in every other moment of history, you would expect this to be the end," it argues, "with trump, you can't make that bet. "

The Globe and Mail goes even further, suggesting Mr Trudeau should have known better. Most of the leaders of The World , it is said, have recognized that they need to help the adult was in The Room with Mr. Trump, and Mr. Trudeau "".

Mr Trudeau should have known better, the Globe and Mail," argues

About the delicate top choreography, in France, Le Monde says that "everything was done to avoid an explosion" and to show that The Alliance is not "obsolete", as was said by Mr. Trump in 2017 - it is still "brain-dead", as Mr Macron said last month.

"of A" strategic review " to be launched. Nato will Survive This ordeal. If there's one thing people know How To be in this organization, it is How To avoid problems and look for the lowest common denominator. This Time , which is the lowest denominator," Le Monde says.

Turkish papers see sharp differences of opinion between Ankara and the Nato countries, particularly in the Kurdish rebels In Syria and Turkey, the purchase of Russian S-400 missiles.

Yeni şafak says Turkey's pressure forced the Nato-Declaration. Other note Ankara retreat on a threat to veto a key Baltic defence plan, unless The Alliance acknowledged that the Syrian Kurdish fighters as terrorists. Cumhuriyet calls it a "step back in London" and Birgun says to get Ankara failed what it wanted to. "The Summit began with a crisis and ended with a crisis," it says.

resuscitation mask or respirator?

Spain's El Mundo beats. "This is the First Time in its history, the Atlantic leaders have the Asian giant in sight. Many hope to revive this challenge, understanding of, and inform the 30 members in the same direction. "

"on the search for a common direction" El Mundo

Italy's Il Messaggero a moment to back out of The Fray . "It is a view that, from the age of 70, Nato is facing the same challenges, which have been delicately combined neatly To hold its first Secretary General, Lord Ismay, 1952: 'the Russians out, The Americans inside and the Germans down. In other words, to the consolidation of the political and military relations with the United States , the Russians and. "

The Paper , the editorial suggests that, given the new challenges posed by Russia, China and Turkey, "it is necessary to prevent the revival of The Alliance to a situation where Europe is, without adequate protection".

For its part, Russia Rossiyskaya Gazeta pours contempt on The Summit . "Macron is said to have tried to convince the Nato partners to the development of strategic dialogue with Russia... the EU countries," Yes ", in The Event of a military conflict," it says.

And in China, Global Times , says to define a bid of China as a "strategic challenge", crack is a gap between the United States and its allies. "It would be a serious mistake, the China as a Problem. Nato can't hide your disease, let alone rely on Desperate Measures , such as a course of treatment," The Paper 's editorial says.

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