Trump Warns NATO, Pushes Back China Summit

0:00Stay informed on the world in two minutes or less with global news today. President Donald Trump warned that NATO could face a very bad future if allies don't help reopen the Shred of Hormuz. In a Financial Times interview published Sunday, March 15, he stressed the need for support to unblock the vital shipping route. Trump also said he might push back his summit with China's President Xi Jinping set for late March. He wants Beijing to pitch in first, pointing out that China relies on the straight for 90% of its oil imports. According to Trump, any nation gaining from the waterway should step up to keep it safe. He made it clear that's only fair for those who benefit the most. Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besan and Chinese Vice Premier, Hoi Yi Laifeng finished the first day of talks in Paris on Sunday. They're sorting trade-true details to pave the way for Trump's Beijing visit. The White House has not yet responded to questions about these comments, leaving the next steps unclear. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage.

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