NATO Summit 2025

Geographic Boundaries of the First and Second Island Chains

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The 2025 NATO Summit and Its Implications for Indo-Pacific Security

In his latest piece, Alexander Morrow highlights how new NATO spending commitments strengthen security in both Europe and the Indo-Pacific. As the alliance rebalances burden sharing, European arms purchases have the potential to bolster the United State’s military industrial base and its ability to deter aggression against Taiwan.

Cyber Security and Emerging Threats Jeremy Ofwono

From “Free Rider” to Frontline Partner: Canada’s Road to NATO 2% and Beyond

In January, U.S. President Donald Trump urged NATO members to lift defence spending from the long-standing 2 per cent goal to 5 per cent of GDP. This was met with sharp criticism in Europe, and NATO officials dismissed the idea as unrealistic. No ally, including the United States, spends anywhere near 5 per cent; only Read More…