NATO Chief Concerned About Withdrawing Troops from Afghanistan ‘Too Soon’
Jens Stoltenberg said that NATO would “face a difficult decision” if the U.S. decides to withdraw from Afghanistan.
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Reconsidering the Alliances Narrative
The president’s record on alliances more complex than many political and media observers would admit.
Not a Great Fit
Little Montenegro is one of the newest members of NATO.
Goodbye — Sort of — to Germany?
Why should America anchor Germany's defense? It cuts deals with Russia, has never met its NATO commitment, and is the most anti-American nation in Europe.
Freeloading Germany Is a Terrible Ally
There’s little reason for the United States to continue to subsidize the budget of a nation well positioned to defend itself.
Trump Calls for Increased NATO Involvement in the Middle East
"Today I am going to ask NATO to become much more involved in the Middle East process," Trump announced at the White House.
Present at the Demolition
The post-WWII order is ending — and nothing has replaced it.
There’s No Excuse for NATO Allies Not Meeting That 2 Percent Threshold
"Military spending" has a broad definition.
Strategic Questions for EU Leaders on NATO’s 70th Birthday
Now is the time for Trump to press Macron, Merkel, and others on the security risks posed by China.
Turkey Suggests Invoking NATO Collective Defense Provision in Syrian Conflict
Turkey floated the possibility of invoking NATO's collective defense provision in its ongoing conflict with U.S.-allied Syrian Kurdish forces.