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NATO's new strategy: Deterrence through a Readiness Alliance?
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- NATO's recent summit in Ankara highlighted a strategic shift in how member countries approach security, deterrence, and collective defense. The alliance's new strategy emphasizes that deterrence is not solely reliant on military power. This transition is part of an evolving framework intended to address contemporary security challenges. The discussions reflect a broader commitment among NATO allies to redefine their roles in promoting stability in the 21st century.
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