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MAINTENANCE. Finland and Sweden have applied for NATO membership. What should we think of the return to grace of the organization? Answer with specialist Amélie Zima.
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Lhe war in Ukraine has revived NATO. Presented by Emmanuel Macron as an institution in a “brain dead state”, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization has become a bulwark against Vladimir Putin’s Russia. Helsinki and Stockholm decided to join the Alliance because of the Russian offensive against its Ukrainian neighbor, judging that Moscow was a threat while for decades, especially during the entire Cold War, the two countries had chosen no -alignment.
Amélie Zima, doctor in political science, researcher at the Strategic Research Institute of the Military School (Irsem) and NATO specialist, returns to Point on the consequences for the organization of the war in Ukraine. A strategic revolution is underway. Maintenance
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