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Kyiv Placated With Security Guarantees in Lieu of NATO Accession

Tristan Vanheuckelom July 13, 2023

In contrast to the previous day, when NATO accession was denied to him, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed satisfaction with the new, multi-year pledges made by G7 countries. “The security guarantees are an important development as we move into NATO, this is very important,” he said.

NATO Vilnius Summit: Sparks Fly on Day One

Tamás Orbán July 11, 2023

Ukraine gets no NATO invitation, but is allowed to skip the waiting list in the future while allies pledge billions of military aid; France commits long-range monster missiles; Turkey bags fighter jet sales; and the U.S. explains morally questionable choices.

Lithuanian Government Crumbles in Reimbursement Abuse Scandal

Tamás Orbán May 26, 2023

The opposition calls for the government’s resignation, but it would rather disband the entire parliament since the snowballing scandal has engulfed all major parties alike, leading to snap elections soon.

U.S. Won’t Oppose Third-Party Fighter Jet Transfers to Ukraine

Tamás Orbán May 19, 2023

Biden remains reluctant to transfer F-16s to Kyiv, but would allow other allies to do so. The problem seems to be that not a single one has requested them so far.

NATO 2.0 Appoints New General to Europe

Tristan Vanheuckelom July 11, 2022

Plunged in what looks to be a new cold war, NATO has been making a flurry of manoeuvres, of which the general’s appointment is only the latest.

Spain’s Geopolitical Subordinationism:
Reflections on the NATO Summit in Madrid

Carlos Perona Calvete July 5, 2022

Strong U.S.-Moroccan relations make it difficult for Spain to gain clear assurances from NATO concerning the security of its north African territories. Insofar as these continue to be treated as a bargaining chip, subject to Morocco’s discretion, Spanish political elites are likely to offer concessions in other areas.

G7 Concludes: Struggling to Keep Apace in a New World Order

Tristan Vanheuckelom July 1, 2022

After the war in Ukraine started, G7 leaders have been fixated on getting oil and gas from anywhere but Russia. This might prove more trying than expected.

NATO Summit Unlikely to Break Expansion Stalemate

Sven R. Larson June 28, 2022

One indication as to which way the negotiations are moving relies on whether or not the Swedish and Finnish representatives will be allowed to participate in the NATO proceedings without the right to vote, or be forced to wait outside.

Tag: NATO Summit

Kyiv Placated With Security Guarantees in Lieu of NATO Accession

NATO Vilnius Summit: Sparks Fly on Day One

Lithuanian Government Crumbles in Reimbursement Abuse Scandal

U.S. Won’t Oppose Third-Party Fighter Jet Transfers to Ukraine

NATO 2.0 Appoints New General to Europe

Spain’s Geopolitical Subordinationism:
Reflections on the NATO Summit in Madrid

G7 Concludes: Struggling to Keep Apace in a New World Order

NATO Summit Unlikely to Break Expansion Stalemate

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