Recasting the Atlantic Alliance

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The military interventions in Bosnia have added a new perspective to the NATO agenda, and NATO's relevance has been diluted due to the absence of a common Cold War threat and changes in geopolitical, economic, and demographic factors. Emerging American economic interest in Asia-Pacific has also contributed to these changes in NATO. However, many commonalities in sociocultural aspects between the transatlantic partners will provide a common bondage in the future, if a restructuring of the alliance takes place in the changed circumstances.

Forecasts and trends, International relations, United States foreign relations, Western Europe

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Bush, missile defence and the Atlantic Alliance

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Political issues concerning the proposal by the United States government to construct a missile defence system in cooperation with Europe are discussed. It is emphasized that the George Bush administration needs to specify that the defence is not a provocation of Russia and China.

Ballistic missile defenses

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NATO after 11 September

Article Abstract:

NATO has been permanently changed by the terrorist attacks of Sep 11, 2001, which led to the invoking of the mutual defence guarantee. Anti-terrorism efforts indicate NATO's continued value and offer an opportunity to revive this alliance, which was facing an uncertain future.

World, Influence, Alliances, Alliances (Government relations), World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001, War on Terrorism, 2001-

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