Potential for another Donald Trump presidency heightens anxiety about NATO’s future

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Open this photo in gallery: The US flag is being raised onboard the USS Mount Whitney of the US Navy during the NATO-led military exercise Trident Juncture on Nov. 2, 2018 in Trondheim, Norway.JONATHAN NACKSTRAND/AFP/Getty Images Donald Trump has never had warm and cuddly feelings for NATO, the military alliance that nonetheless survived his first term in the White House largely intact. The question is whether it will survive his second term should he win the U.S. presidential election. The anxiety levels among the 4,000 international diplomats and staff who work at NATO headquarters are rising as Mr. Trump tightens...