NATO Archives - Page 2 of 3 - Robert Lansing Institute

NATO in the Balkans is moving

The relations of the Balkans with Moscow have always been complicated, with a part of the population distanced from Russian politics and rhetoric, and another part influenced and in support…

October 6, 2022NATO

Geopolitics

Deterrence is back

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has highlighted more than ever the importance of NATO's existence and has undoubtedly forced Western leaders, especially European ones, to deal with their relations…

June 30, 2022NATO

Governance National Security

Can Kosovo’s membership in NATO be accelerated?

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the pro-Russian stance of Serbia have highlighted the danger that threatens Kosovo lately. Peace in Kosovo has been maintained by KFOR troops since…

March 9, 2022Kosovo, NATO

Geopolitics Opinion

Germany: NATO’s weak spot-to-be

German policy indicates that Berlin is steering clear from the Western alliance. As Angela Merkel left German chancellery, Berlin is increasingly showing a stance that conflicts with most of the…

January 21, 2022Germany, NATO

Geopolitics

Alarms that should turn Sweden and Finland to NATO

It is high time for Sweden and Finland to reconsider their neutral status and become a NATO member to support stability and security in Europe. Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Anderson…

January 11, 2022Finland, NATO, Sweden

Geopolitics

Putin’s demands could lead to NATO disintegration, disastrous consequences for European security

Russia has succeeded in exerting pressure on the Western powers by threatening to unleash a nuclear war. The threat of a nuclear crisis, which Moscow previously applied against the United…

December 3, 2021NATO, Russia, Ukraine

Geopolitics Opinion

State of NATO. Alive, stagnant or dying?

The world is at a pivotal point. The once cemented paradigms of power are about to change, and more and more cracks can be observed around the once peaceful world.…

October 19, 2021NATO

Intelligence ops

Increased Russian activity since the Cold War days requires tougher response

Intelligence and sabotage penetration by Russia into NATO exceeds Cold War levels, thus bearing much greater risks for the West and Alliance as a whole. On June 6, in an interview…

June 8, 2021Germany, NATO, Russia

Geopolitics

Trump and US troops in Germany – strategic importance and common interests of the Alliance

The Wall Street Journal last week announced the U.S. administration's decision to withdraw 9500 of the 34,500 soldiers present at the American NATO base in Ramstein in Germany. The news…

June 11, 2020Germany, NATO, USA

Estimates Intelligence ops

La Stampa findings on intelligence-gathering nature of Russian mission in Italy confirmed

Russia is officially threatening an Italian newspaper over the report revealing the true objective of the Russian military team deployed in Italy. The analysis of documentary material confirms the conclusions…

April 8, 2020Italy, NATO, Russia

NATO

NATO in the Balkans is moving

Deterrence is back

Can Kosovo’s membership in NATO be accelerated?

Germany: NATO’s weak spot-to-be

Alarms that should turn Sweden and Finland to NATO

Putin’s demands could lead to NATO disintegration, disastrous consequences for European security

State of NATO. Alive, stagnant or dying?

Increased Russian activity since the Cold War days requires tougher response

Trump and US troops in Germany – strategic importance and common interests of the Alliance

La Stampa findings on intelligence-gathering nature of Russian mission in Italy confirmed

Newsletter

Partner Institutes

The Center for Nationalism Studies (CNS)