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    As Trump Slams NATO Allies, Obama Defends 'International Order'

    Former President Obama spoke to a large crowd in Berlin Thursday, calling for a renewal of the international order. His message was in sharp contrast to President Trump's policy of "America First."
    by Scott Horsley May 25, 2017 2 minutes
    German Chancellor Angela Merkel and former President of the United States Barack Obama arrive for a discussion on democracy in Berlin Thursday.

    In one of his most high-profile appearances since leaving the White House, former President Obama warned before tens of thousands of young people in Berlin that "the international order is at a crossroads."

    President Trump was also in Europe, chiding NATO members while in Belgium for not living up to agreed-upon defense-spending levels.

    Obama delivered

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