The U.S. has reportedly decided not to invite two of its allies to the ‘Summit for Democracy,’ which is touted as President Biden’s hallmark foreign policy initiative. The U.S. government is inviting around 120 countries to join its ‘Summit for Democracy’ next week. But two NATO allies, Turkey and Hungary, aren’t going to get a call. The snub is likely to inflame tensions between the U.S. and its two NATO allies even further. Watch this report for full information.
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