President Donald Trump designated Saudi Arabia a major non-NATO ally on Tuesday, opening opportunities for more defense trade and security cooperation between the United States and its key partner in the Middle East.

President Donald Trump said Tuesday evening that he was formally designating Saudi Arabia a major non-NATO ally, as he seeks to deepen relations, both militarily and economically, with the Islamic kingdom.

President Donald Trump’s envoy to NATO said European allies should take a “more aggressive” approach to Moscow and move forward with plans to tap immobilized Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s war effort.

The announcement came hours after the Saudi crown prince announced he would increase his investments in the U.S. to nearly $1 trillion.

Germany should take over the historically American role of Nato Europe commander, Donald Trump ’s envoy to the Western alliance has suggested. Matthew Whitaker, the US ambassador to Nato, said he hoped Germany would one day volunteer for the prestigious role of Supreme Allied Commander Europe (Saceur).

Donald Trump is again in hot water for a new blunder, which has been described as “un-American.” This week, the POTUS hosted the Saudi Crown Prince at the White House. On November 18, Prince Mohammed bin Salman reached Washington,

Tom Homan claimed the UK was no longer a "friend of this country" after the British raised concerns over the airstrikes carried out in the Caribbean. The post Trump Official Blasts Key NATO Ally for Raising Concerns About Airstrikes in Caribbean: Not a ‘Friend of This Country’ first appeared on Mediaite.

President Donald Trump is making a high-profile overture to Saudi Arabia and its polarizing de facto leader — even as some major MAGA figures say the White House is too focused on foreign affairs at the expense of domestic issues.