The recent US election results have sparked significant concern in Europe regarding the future of NATO under President Donald Trump. With Trump’s victory, Europe faces new demands for increased defense spending and recalibrated military commitments. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the urgency of addressing global threats from Russia, China, and terrorism, while the future of support for Ukraine remains uncertain. European leaders now stress the need for stronger contributions from member states to maintain stability, highlighting a potential shift in US foreign policy priorities that could redefine transatlantic relations.