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Mark Rutte, Europe’s Trump whisperer-in-chief

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The article discusses how Mark Rutte, the Nato secretary-general, uses flattery to achieve his goals, drawing a comparison to former US President Donald Trump's tactics.

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The Nato secretary-general is happy to use flattery in order to get things done

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