Can Nato survive without the US? | The Security Brief
BBC News 
Abrir no Clue 
Sobre este vídeo
US President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to leave Nato, the world’s largest military alliance encompassing 32 member nations across North America and Europe. This week The Security Brief looks at the ramifications of that scenario – what the alliance would lose, and crucially what the US would be giving up in power projection, nuclear defence and crucial military intelligence. Analysis from Christian Fraser and former Senior Officer in the British Military, Mikey Kay. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #BBCNews
Vê este vídeo em inglês para aprender inglês
Ver vídeos reais do YouTube em inglês com legendas é uma das formas mais densas de absorver a língua. Can Nato survive without the US? | The Security Brief de BBC News dá-te ritmo nativo, entoação natural e vocabulário que vais mesmo encontrar em conversas reais.
No Clue, cada legenda traduz-se ao toque. Sem mudar de app, sem pôr em pausa, sem dicionário. Só vê.
Vídeos para aprender inglês
Victims "trapped in cars" while fleeing Spain’s deadly wildfires | BBC News
We attended South Korea's government-funded dating event | BBC News
Donald Trump says ceasefire is over but US will continue talks with Tehran | BBC News
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after Ann Widdecombe found dead | BBC News
Could Iran strikes hurt US-Gulf alliances? | Global News Podcast
US-Israel war with Iran: Is long-term peace possible? | The Global Story
Hundreds of residents evacuated after deadly wildfires in Spain | BBC News
The Battle for Charlie Kirk's Legacy | BBC Americast
Bayeux Tapestry arrives in UK for first time in 900 years under police guard | BBC News
US and Iran trade attacks as Iran's late supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is buried | BBC News
Farming to survive after two years of war | BBC News
Jackdaw boss warns of winter fuel shortage risk if North Sea gas field not approved | BBC News
