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NATOSource
By Lucas Della Ventura, The Hill
The claim is that NATO’s expansion eastward, Ukraine and Georgia’s cozying up to the West, and historically neutral Finland and Sweden’s new interest in NATO membership have enticed Russia’s aggressive behavior,
By Jim Garamone, DoD News
The threat baseline, he [Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford] said, is four-plus-one: Russia, China, Iran, North Korea and violent extremism.
By Washington Post, Politico, and Reuters
From Karen De Young, Washington Post: In Riga on Tuesday, [Vice President Joe] Biden reiterated U.S. and NATO determination to stand against Russian aggression in the Baltic region,
By Rahul Krishna
At the NATO Summit in Warsaw, the Prime Minister of Sweden participated, for the first time, in a meeting of the heads of state of the Alliance.
By Allied Air Command, NATO
Today a new milestone in the development of NATO Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) has been reached.
By Henry Mance, Financial Times
Jeremy Corbyn has become the latest politician to cast doubt on the future of Nato, in a move that critics say could embolden Russia in its approach to eastern Europe.
By Hannes Hanso, Wall Street Journal
Debates about NATO’s role and burden-sharing have been around since its founding. GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s sharp criticisms of the Western Alliance are just the latest flare-up.
By Dianne Feinstein, Wall Street Journal
Only a quarter of the alliance is attacking ISIS. Invoke the treaty’s defense clause to expand the effort.
By Franklin D. Kramer, Robert Butler, and Catherine Lotrionte, US News and World Report
The Russian cyber-hacking of the Democratic National Committee, as reported by multiple cybersecurity organizations, is only the latest unacceptable and unlawful activity by that state.
By Jonathan Marcus, BBC
In Ukraine, the Russians have proved adept in many of the disciplines of modern high-intensity warfare.
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