As NATO leaders gather in Washington starting Tuesday, they will celebrate the strength of their alliance on its 75th anniversary while confronting deep uncertainty about its future.
In recent years, Russia’s aggression against Ukraine has given NATO, founded after World War II to defend Europe from the Soviet Union, a renewed sense of purpose.
But the alliance also faces grave threats, including from right-wing skeptics who are gaining power in nations such as Germany and France.
Here’s what to watch for during the three days of NATO meetings in Washington this week.
Staring Down PutinPerhaps the summit’s most important goal will be sending a signal of unity and strength to Moscow.
Persons:
Donald J, Trump, Down Putin
Organizations:
NATO, White
Locations:
Washington, Ukraine, Soviet Union, Germany, France, United States, Moscow