Ankara showed a bloc talking tough, but deep splits over war, spending, and Washington’s role are already shaping the continent’s next model
Behind all the projected confidence, determination and unity that came out of the NATO summit in Ankara last week, a different picture emerges. A picture spiderwebbed with widening cracks.
Unity on paper, divergence in practice
The NATO alliance was never designed as a bloc whose governments would agree on every international issue. Today’s disagreements, however, go well beyond tactical disputes and increasingly concern the fundamental strategic questions shaping global security.
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