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NATO Is Going Strong, Actually

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Charles Kupchan
NATO Is Going Strong, Actually
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Despite President Trump's aggressive rhetoric and threats toward NATO, the alliance remains resilient and essential for global security. The article argues that institutional realities and the strategic interests of member nations outweigh the political volatility of the current US administration.

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Understanding the stability of NATO is vital for assessing global geopolitical security and the durability of international alliances under populist leadership.

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Trump hasn’t made the alliance less resilient or less necessary.

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The article frames Trump's actions as 'abuse' and 'demeaning rhetoric' while defending the necessity of the alliance.

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