Germany's new government surprised NATO allies on Thursday by putting forward plans to boost defence spending.

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NATO’s Mark Rutte said the agenda “is still under discussion”, but sources in the alliance say keeping the US leader smiling and avoiding another clash with Zelenskyy are taking priority.