As NATO marked its 75th anniversary at the Washington D.C. summit, the alliance signaled a strategic shift by deepening its engagement with Indo-Pacific partners, notably South Korea.
This pivot reflects NATO’s recognition of the Indo-Pacific’s growing relevance to Euro-Atlantic security, particularly in light of converging threats from Russia, North Korea, and China. The article examines how NATO is adapting lessons from its Euro-Atlantic experiences to address challenges in a more interconnected global landscape. High-level meetings and declarations underscore NATO’s intent to institutionalize cooperation in areas such as cybersecurity and hybrid warfare, leveraging South Korea’s expertise and fostering joint initiatives.
