NATO will not be holding a summit in Albania next year as planned, Prime Minister Edi Rama has said, as his government faces criticism over its defence spending and protests at home. Speaking in Dublin on Thursday ahead of a gathering of European leaders, Rama said there was “not yet [a] common position on when the summit will happen, for sure not in 2027”. He added: “And in 2028, if it will be a summit, it will be in Tirana.” A NATO official said the next summit “will be held in Albania”, with a decision on the date yet to be made.
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