Brussels [Belgium], June 27 (ANI): Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte was appointed as the next chief of the transatlantic military alliance NATO on Wednesday, a development that comes during a critical time for European security amid Russia’s war in Ukraine, Al Jazeera reported. Ambassadors from the alliance’s 32 members took the decision at a meeting at the NATO headquarters in Brussels. Rutte was appointed after his only rival for the post, Romanian President Klaus Iohannis, quit the race last week after he failed to gain traction. Bowing out of Dutch politics after nearly 14 years as PM, Rutt…