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An analysis of the shifts happening within NATO in light of Donald Trump’s skepticism, Russia’s aggressivity and China’s growing power

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.