The Bucharest Summit and the Future of NATO
Jun 2008, Vol. 153, No. 3
By James Arbuthnot
As it approaches its sixtieth anniversary in 2009, NATO remains indispensable to
our security and central to our collective defence. But its credibility and cohesion
– indeed its very future – is threatened by a profound lack of political will amongst its members.
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By James Arbuthnot
As it approaches its sixtieth anniversary in 2009, NATO remains indispensable to
our security and central to our collective defence. But its credibility and cohesion
– indeed its very future – is threatened by a profound lack of political will amongst its members.
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