With NATO celebrating 75 years since its founding, Alliance members will gather in Washington, DC, on July 9-11, for a historic summit. Two of the key issues on the agenda will be addressing the acute threats emanating from the Black Sea region and adopting a strategic approach toward the Middle East and Africa. MEI’s four-part special series, “Shoring up NATO’s Vulnerable Flanks,” aims to help shape these twin consequential debates that will occupy the Alliance ahead of the Washington Summit and beyond.
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Jul 05, 2024With NATO celebrating 75 years since its founding, Alliance members will gather in Washington, DC, on July 9-11, for a historic summit.
Toward a NATO Black Sea strategy
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Further Reading
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Don’t cut Turkey out of European defence efforts because of Erdoğan
Gönül Tol -
Sweeping the minefield: The case for a NATO Black Sea Fleet
Hotaka Nakamura -
Iran wants its oar in the Black Sea
Iulia-Sabina Joja -
With Russia’s future uncertain, Turkey and the West need each other
Krzysztof Strachota