Trump Stays at Dutch Royal Palace for NATO Summit
First U.S. president to be hosted by Dutch royals during summit
President Donald Trump has made history as the first sitting U.S. president to stay at the Dutch royal palace during a NATO summit, choosing the regal residence over traditional hotel accommodations.
The move was seen as a diplomatic gesture signaling closer ties between the United States and the Netherlands, as world leaders gathered in The Hague for key defense talks.
The move was seen as a diplomatic gesture signaling closer ties between the United States and the Netherlands, as world leaders gathered in The Hague for key defense talks.
