HeyJaredJuliette Bretan
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German weakness means America will turn to Poland as NATO's powerhouse | Opinion (opens the original)
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The AfD’s win in the Saxony-Anhalt election in eastern Germany, with 43.8 percent of the vote, is as much a major moment for the other nations of NATO as it is for the country where the elections took place. And Poland in particular. The strongest election result for a far-right party in Germany since World War II comes with the rise of fears of Russian sabotage and hybrid warfare across Europe—including recent attacks on Leipzig/Halle Airport in eastern Germany, and fires in factories in Estoni
When Is A When Is A War Not A War? Russia’s Hybrid Attacks Could Divide NATO | Opinion (opens the original)
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The Doomsday Clock was started in 1947 at the beginning of the Cold War to signal impending global disaster. Today, it stands at a precipitous 85 seconds to midnight – capturing the dangers of nuclear warfare, climate change, and technological progress in the modern age. One wonders whether NATO should set its watch by the same clock. With rising hybrid and shadow warfare from Russia directed at its European neighbors, the bloc is now facing a new kind of confrontation. The destabilizing tactics
Putin’s neighbors are preparing for total war: Europe take note | Opinion (opens the original)
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At the 2025 NATO summit in The Hague, all members committed to a 5 percent defense spending target to protect against threats to the bloc, and to make sure the Allies were sharing the burden. Of the nations close to this target, it is those on or near the border with Russia—Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, and Latvia especially—who are leading the charge. Spending, however, only tells part of the story. These nations' war-readiness is about budgets, but also whether the entire state is able to resist
America’s true NATO allies are on the Eastern Flank | Opinion (opens the original)
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Posting on Truth Social last week, ahead of the July 7-8 NATO summit in Ankara, President Donald Trump reiterated his long-standing complaint that NATO members do not spend as much money as the United States on defense. He wrote that the U.S. spends $999 billion—NATO’s estimate is $980 billion—compared with the U.K.’s $90.5 billion and France’s $66.5 billion, among other examples. Yet while Poland’s defense spending also came into question in his post, at $44.3 billion, the nation should be prai
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