REPORT: NATO was, is and will be great, experts agree. But not everything in the alliance is alright (Euractiv)
"Despite many changes in the international environment over the past 70 years, the North Atlantic Alliance has managed to remain relevant. If this is to be the case, it is necessary to think about its internal functioning," writes Euractiv in a report about our debate titled Making NATO Great Again.
You can find the whole article in the Czech language on official Euroactiv websites.
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