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Saturday, March 28, 2009

European NATO members at odds over strategic priorities

As is the case with the EU, NATO is found to be divided over relations with RussiaNATO is increasingly lacking solidarity and unity of vision over future strategic options, such as its relation with Russia and enlargement, a study issued by the Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, a Dutch think-tank, shows.

Issued just a week ahead of NATO's 60th anniversary summit, the study, Finding a path away from NATO de-solidarisation is aimed at feeding into the drafting of the alliance's new strategic concept, which dates back to 1999.

The 26 NATO heads of state and government are set to start work on a new concept at the summit.

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