Russia relations sour as Austin floats Georgia, Ukraine NATO membership
The latest tit-for-tat comes amid signs of warming relations.
The latest tit-for-tat comes amid signs of warming relations.
Like their ancient Roman counterparts, U.S. legions supplement regional security, and so the footprint grows.
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It may just be grandstanding for domestic purposes, but the effort poses grave implications for American and international security
The furor over the military exercises is rich, considering the number of similar exercises that NATO conducts in the region regularly.
The chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal has renewed talk about striking out and leaning less on the U.S. But is it possible?
The current race to replace Angela Merkel will likely result in an entirely new government, and a chance for more autonomy in defense.
Despite years of policy and rhetoric designed to reproach Moscow, Washington now needs help containing the Taliban.
Its new national security strategy may be calculated to appeal to voters, but the West has clearly helped to push Putin’s buttons, too.
Critics of a reduced US role in NATO can’t explain why it needs to maintain a substantial military posture across the Atlantic.
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Bombastic phrases for military ops like the anti-Russia one today strikes this author as masking an underlying lack of confidence.
It’s been 25 years and the U.S. and European stamp on the region’s current configuration has hardly worked out for the better.
The Atlantic security alliance acts as a fine security blanket, but once it starts growing and meddling, things go bad quickly.
It won’t happen because that would mean the Atlantic alliance would have to mobilize for war.
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Biden says the “transatlantic alliance is back’ but NATO may never be the same, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
Blowing off the May 1 deadline for withdrawal would be a mistake, but that seems to be where the winds are blowing.
During Trump’s tenure, the French president said NATO was in a ‘brain death’ spiral and was talking up a European army.
The Blob is swooning over the prospect of ‘reaffirming’ foreign security pacts, with no thought over whether they are still useful.