As incoming U.S. President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take power next month, The Associated Press reported Tuesday, NATO and the European Union are moving forward on deepening cooperation, the alliance’s chief said. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters the alliance has “a momentum now.” Stoltenberg said NATO and the EU would endorse 40 proposals for boosting cooperation on cybersecurity and hybrid threats, operations at sea and helping neighboring countries better defend themselves. Trump assailed Europeans during the U.S. presidential campaign for not paying their fair share of defense budgets and wants NATO to do more to combat terrorism. Fewer than half a dozen of...
