Transatlantic Security Initiative Commentary & Analysis

NATO and its IP4 partners—Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea—should establish an Atlantic-Pacific Partnership Forum (APPF) to advance their cooperation.

Allies must do more to augment Ukraine’s warfighting capabilities and bring it into the Alliance, as well as boost their own spending on defense.

Maintaining NATO’s effectiveness requires recommitting to the Alliance’s transatlantic vision today, tomorrow, and into the years ahead.

In July, the Alliance is scheduled to adopt its first ever Southern Flank Strategy in Washington. The bolder it is, the better.

Rome is already working on revamping traditional power structures and fostering a new ethos—one that envisions new opportunities for partnership.

The Alliance’s planning must include nonmilitary parts of government as well as the private sector to reflect the realities of modern warfare.