Fareed Zakaria’s GPS features a panel with former Danish Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod and Dutch politician Frans Timmermans, examining the post-Trump transatlantic alliance after a contentious NATO summit.

The discussion centers on alliance cohesion, burden-sharing among member states, and rethinking strategic priorities, with potential new approaches to deterrence and diplomacy in the transatlantic relationship.

It explores how Europe–United States security ties might evolve under shifting leadership and political dynamics within NATO and beyond.

The dialogue raises questions about the durability of the U.S.-led security framework in Europe and how European leaders envision Europe’s role in collective defense and international cooperation.

As part of CNN’s GPS program, the experts provide analysis on the geopolitical implications for transatlantic cooperation in a post-Trump era.