Opinion | NATO should not go to the Indo-Pacific
NATO needs to be focusing less, not more on the Indo-Pacific, write HCSS strategic analysts Davis Ellison and Paul van Hooft in their new op-ed for Atlantisch Perspectief. Drawing away European military capabilities is risky, organizational demands are excessive and the Alliance’s track record on democracy promotion is poor. The alliance has little to gain and much to lose by including the Indo-Pacific as one of its core missions, especially at a moment when it should be more focused than ever on a single challenge, Russia.
