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The alliance's new Strategic Concept, adopted at the NATO Summit in Madrid on June 28-30, focuses on addressing the return of great-power politics, specifically strategic competition with revisionist powers such as Russia and China. The Strategic Concept
Prime Minister Kishida’s emphasis on unity with NATO over Russia paid off with recognition of China as a challenge to NATO’s interests and security.
Diplomacy has been completely abandoned by Washington in its dealings with Moscow and the full militarization of Europe is being pursued. To sum it up,
The G7 met in Germany and NATO leaders gathered in Madrid. The outcomes of both events indicate the limits of western-dominated global governance and
Both summits were dominated by the war in Ukraine, and both pledged continued support for the country ‘for as long as it takes’.