The precarious future of NATO’s open door policy
Sooner rather than later, NATO leaders will have to address the issue of expansion directly, as they position the alliance to deal with Russia in the years ahead.
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Sooner rather than later, NATO leaders will have to address the issue of expansion directly, as they position the alliance to deal with Russia in the years ahead.
Russia is a Near Eastern country now subordinated to East Asia, but historically it has prospered most when tied closely to Europe.
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