Following the outbreak of the Ukraine crisis,interactions between NATO and countries in the Asia-Pacific region have grown significantly.In particular,Australia’s relationship with NATO has been expanding and deepeni...Following the outbreak of the Ukraine crisis,interactions between NATO and countries in the Asia-Pacific region have grown significantly.In particular,Australia’s relationship with NATO has been expanding and deepening with breakthroughs in many areas.As an important ally of the United States in the Asia-Pacific region,Australia has elevated its relationship with NATO to align with the US strategy of forming a NATO-style architecture in the Indo-Pacific and introducing NATO into Indo-Pacific affairs.The move will significantly impact regional security and China-Australia relations.Studying Australia’s relationship with NATO is important in understanding the country’s foreign policy rationale and comprehending the security situation in the Asia-Pacific region.展开更多
As a product of the Cold War,NATO did not disintegrate with the end of it,but rather,it has sought to become“global NATO”through continuous expansion and transformation,in order to hold wider sway in international s...As a product of the Cold War,NATO did not disintegrate with the end of it,but rather,it has sought to become“global NATO”through continuous expansion and transformation,in order to hold wider sway in international security.In its 75-year history,NATO has made numerous moves including adopting confrontational security thinking,building exclusive alliances,conducting humanitarian intervention and crisis management,expanding eastward and northward and involving in the Asia-Pacific.展开更多
The European Union’s foreign and security policy has come into being and developed in the process of European integration.It’s influenced by both internal and external factors.After the international financial crisi...The European Union’s foreign and security policy has come into being and developed in the process of European integration.It’s influenced by both internal and external factors.After the international financial crisis in 2008,the return of major country competition coupled with the EU’s internal challenges has pushed the EU to adjust and reform its foreign and security policy.A Global Strategy for EU Foreign and Security Policy,released in 2016,advocates“European strategic autonomy”and reshapes the EU foreign and security policy at the level of concepts,capacity building and operation.In recent years,along with the geopolitical shift in EU power,its foreign and security policy has shown new features such as the orientation to major country competition and the strengthening of EU-US and EU-NATO cooperation.展开更多
The essay aims at analyzing the impact of NATO and the NATO-Pakistan agreements on Turkish-Canadian relations.NATO’s relevance for the study of Turkey’s international relationships and foreign policy renders the pur...The essay aims at analyzing the impact of NATO and the NATO-Pakistan agreements on Turkish-Canadian relations.NATO’s relevance for the study of Turkey’s international relationships and foreign policy renders the purpose of this study important.It is also relevant to underline that within this NATO framework,Canada has had an important bilateral relationship with Turkey.In effect,Canada holds the chair of consultation with Turkey,using Turkey’s assistance to open up an official dialogue expected to reduce and end the hostilities in neighboring countries.After Turkey joined NATO,Turkey and Canada had already established some agreements to contribute to the security of the Euro-Atlantic region.For example,Turkey and Canada are two of ten NATO countries that,from the very foundation in 1952,have joined the NATO Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council.Their agreement in the headline monograph presented the nations as sharing common goals in democracy,rule of law,and protection of human rights,as well as common security across the Atlantic rim.Subsequently,they signed the NATO-Istanbul Cooperation Initiative,within which NATO collectively would intensify its mutually reinforcing security programs with countries in the broader region,in the interests of regional security overall.The present essay shows some aspects of the effects of NATO agreements on Turkish-Canadian relations.First,the era of Prime Minister Ismet Inonu embraced periods of considerable influence by the USA,the report of whose President on the Washington Treaty’s status and action sought by Congress determined Turkey’s joining NATO.Thus,Turkey’s joining NATO has to be considered a product of collaboration with the USA.Secondly,there is the construction of Turkish-Canadian relations.展开更多
After the 2014 Crimean crisis,the once“faded”NATO resilience agenda has resurrected.It was unprecedentedly highlighted in the organization’s strategy and even regarded as the“core element of collective defense.”1...After the 2014 Crimean crisis,the once“faded”NATO resilience agenda has resurrected.It was unprecedentedly highlighted in the organization’s strategy and even regarded as the“core element of collective defense.”1 In June 2022,NATO listed“resilience”as its priority for the next decade in the“NATO 2022:Strategic Concept,”a pivotal document to the organization last issued 12 years ago.展开更多
The Indo-Pacific shift of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)is a major development of the current international landscape.Against the backdrop of the China-US strategic competition and the Russia-Ukraine con...The Indo-Pacific shift of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)is a major development of the current international landscape.Against the backdrop of the China-US strategic competition and the Russia-Ukraine conflict,NATO,the world’s largest military bloc,has paid greater attention to the Indo-Pacific region in recent years and asserted the indivisibility of European and Asian security.It has stepped up cooperation with regional countries such as Japan,the Republic of Korea(ROK),Australia,and New Zealand and established regular contact and cooperation channels.展开更多
This paper presents a viewpoint for NATO and Russia＇s security dilemma by analyzing what happened in Georgia, Ukraine, Libya and Syria. At the end of the Cold War re-building of NATO, inheriting Missile defense Syste...This paper presents a viewpoint for NATO and Russia＇s security dilemma by analyzing what happened in Georgia, Ukraine, Libya and Syria. At the end of the Cold War re-building of NATO, inheriting Missile defense System by the US government and Russia＇s growing concern regarding NATO＇s eastward expansion made clear that Russia will not abandon her sphere of influence. Thus, the main objective of this study is to analyze the questions of what is the motivation behind NATO＇s new strategy. This will be followed by another question NATO and EU enlargement will push Russia in what direction. The hypothesis of the study is that NATO＇s strategy of taking position in the areas where identified as Russia＇s backyard and sphere of influence is considered as ＂casus belli＂ by Russia. Therefore, Russia, despite NATO＇s involvement in the specified area, will not abandon these areas and will continue to use her energy resources and geopolitical advantages as a coercion, especially against NATO members among EU countries.展开更多
In June 2022,President of the Republic of Korea(ROK)Yoon Suk-yeol,only one month into his office,attended the summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)in Madrid,the first time for the country’s head of s...In June 2022,President of the Republic of Korea(ROK)Yoon Suk-yeol,only one month into his office,attended the summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)in Madrid,the first time for the country’s head of state,and announced the establishment of a permanent mission to NATO on the occasion.展开更多
After six rounds of tough bargaining,Russia and the North Atlantic Treaty Or-ganization reached on May 14 an agreement,officially known as a“FoundingAct on Mutual Relations.Co-operation and Scurity between NATO and t...After six rounds of tough bargaining,Russia and the North Atlantic Treaty Or-ganization reached on May 14 an agreement,officially known as a“FoundingAct on Mutual Relations.Co-operation and Scurity between NATO and the RUS-sian Federation".The document was formally signed by Russian President BorisYeltsin on May 27 in Paris together with the leaders of the 16 NATO memberstates.The event signifies a temporary compromise between the two sides over theNATO’s eastward expansion.Soon after the accord was reached.展开更多
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) has made two major strate-gic readjustments in the post-Cold War years to shake off the awkward posi-tion when its raison d’etre was called into doubt. At the 1991 Rome Su...The North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) has made two major strate-gic readjustments in the post-Cold War years to shake off the awkward posi-tion when its raison d’etre was called into doubt. At the 1991 Rome Summit, an"All-dimensional defense strategy" was put forth with conflict prevention andcrisis management as its core mission. Preparations for the second strategic read-justment began in 1997 and the concept of a 21st century-oriented new strategywas declared at the Washington Summit last April.展开更多
The article gives an overview on the dynamic political processes in the Black Sea region after some major geostrategic changes posing instability concerns in the region. The aim is to summarise the policy tendencies o...The article gives an overview on the dynamic political processes in the Black Sea region after some major geostrategic changes posing instability concerns in the region. The aim is to summarise the policy tendencies of the international organisations （NATO and EU） towards Russia and to present some analytical thoughts on current Euro-Atlantic strategies. Proposed is a different way of thinking based on the ＂congagement＂ approach.展开更多
On March 24, 1999, depending on its advanced technology and weapons, theS-led North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) circumvented the Unit-ed Nations and brazenly used military forces against the Republic of Yugosla...On March 24, 1999, depending on its advanced technology and weapons, theS-led North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) circumvented the Unit-ed Nations and brazenly used military forces against the Republic of Yugoslavia.The continuous bombing for more than two months has brought unprecedentedcatastrophe to Yugoslavia which used to be called the Garden of Eden. On May8, NATO with the US as leader again violated the UN Charter, internationallaws and the Vienna Diplomatic Convention and flagrantly bombed the展开更多
On June 282022 Sweden and Finland were invited to join NATO.During a symbolic ceremony at the NATO Madrid Summit,all the central actors gathered in front of the cameras,as if to replicate a“family photo”in mini form...On June 282022 Sweden and Finland were invited to join NATO.During a symbolic ceremony at the NATO Madrid Summit,all the central actors gathered in front of the cameras,as if to replicate a“family photo”in mini format:representatives from Sweden,Finland,and Turkey,as well as Secretary General Stoltenberg.The atmosphere was mixed:tense because of the dramatic backdrop of the Summit,relief because of the speedy process that had taken the process further.It was finally happening:Sweden and Finland would join the Atlantic Pact.But how did they get there?Over a few hectic months,two countries strongly associated with neutrality had moved their policies from emphasizing continuity to altering the very foundations of their security.Not only NATO critics were taken by surprise.Many NATO supporters were astonished by the rapid pace and the turnaround of the Swedish Social Democratic party.The relatively quick turnaround in Stockholm also meant that questions about the future and the consequences of NATO membership were postponed,not least because the Swedish election campaign put a lid on debate about strategic consequences:what journey awaits in the future and what strategic consequences does a future NATO membership have?This article discusses these questions in the belief that the temporal perspectives are connected:Sweden’s historical collaboration with NATO had significance for the country’s partner relationship,and in turn this influenced how Sweden became a member and what challenges the country faces together with its allies on a new northern flank in Europe.展开更多
文摘Following the outbreak of the Ukraine crisis,interactions between NATO and countries in the Asia-Pacific region have grown significantly.In particular,Australia’s relationship with NATO has been expanding and deepening with breakthroughs in many areas.As an important ally of the United States in the Asia-Pacific region,Australia has elevated its relationship with NATO to align with the US strategy of forming a NATO-style architecture in the Indo-Pacific and introducing NATO into Indo-Pacific affairs.The move will significantly impact regional security and China-Australia relations.Studying Australia’s relationship with NATO is important in understanding the country’s foreign policy rationale and comprehending the security situation in the Asia-Pacific region.
文摘As a product of the Cold War,NATO did not disintegrate with the end of it,but rather,it has sought to become“global NATO”through continuous expansion and transformation,in order to hold wider sway in international security.In its 75-year history,NATO has made numerous moves including adopting confrontational security thinking,building exclusive alliances,conducting humanitarian intervention and crisis management,expanding eastward and northward and involving in the Asia-Pacific.
文摘The European Union’s foreign and security policy has come into being and developed in the process of European integration.It’s influenced by both internal and external factors.After the international financial crisis in 2008,the return of major country competition coupled with the EU’s internal challenges has pushed the EU to adjust and reform its foreign and security policy.A Global Strategy for EU Foreign and Security Policy,released in 2016,advocates“European strategic autonomy”and reshapes the EU foreign and security policy at the level of concepts,capacity building and operation.In recent years,along with the geopolitical shift in EU power,its foreign and security policy has shown new features such as the orientation to major country competition and the strengthening of EU-US and EU-NATO cooperation.
文摘The essay aims at analyzing the impact of NATO and the NATO-Pakistan agreements on Turkish-Canadian relations.NATO’s relevance for the study of Turkey’s international relationships and foreign policy renders the purpose of this study important.It is also relevant to underline that within this NATO framework,Canada has had an important bilateral relationship with Turkey.In effect,Canada holds the chair of consultation with Turkey,using Turkey’s assistance to open up an official dialogue expected to reduce and end the hostilities in neighboring countries.After Turkey joined NATO,Turkey and Canada had already established some agreements to contribute to the security of the Euro-Atlantic region.For example,Turkey and Canada are two of ten NATO countries that,from the very foundation in 1952,have joined the NATO Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council.Their agreement in the headline monograph presented the nations as sharing common goals in democracy,rule of law,and protection of human rights,as well as common security across the Atlantic rim.Subsequently,they signed the NATO-Istanbul Cooperation Initiative,within which NATO collectively would intensify its mutually reinforcing security programs with countries in the broader region,in the interests of regional security overall.The present essay shows some aspects of the effects of NATO agreements on Turkish-Canadian relations.First,the era of Prime Minister Ismet Inonu embraced periods of considerable influence by the USA,the report of whose President on the Washington Treaty’s status and action sought by Congress determined Turkey’s joining NATO.Thus,Turkey’s joining NATO has to be considered a product of collaboration with the USA.Secondly,there is the construction of Turkish-Canadian relations.
文摘After the 2014 Crimean crisis,the once“faded”NATO resilience agenda has resurrected.It was unprecedentedly highlighted in the organization’s strategy and even regarded as the“core element of collective defense.”1 In June 2022,NATO listed“resilience”as its priority for the next decade in the“NATO 2022:Strategic Concept,”a pivotal document to the organization last issued 12 years ago.
文摘The Indo-Pacific shift of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)is a major development of the current international landscape.Against the backdrop of the China-US strategic competition and the Russia-Ukraine conflict,NATO,the world’s largest military bloc,has paid greater attention to the Indo-Pacific region in recent years and asserted the indivisibility of European and Asian security.It has stepped up cooperation with regional countries such as Japan,the Republic of Korea(ROK),Australia,and New Zealand and established regular contact and cooperation channels.
文摘This paper presents a viewpoint for NATO and Russia＇s security dilemma by analyzing what happened in Georgia, Ukraine, Libya and Syria. At the end of the Cold War re-building of NATO, inheriting Missile defense System by the US government and Russia＇s growing concern regarding NATO＇s eastward expansion made clear that Russia will not abandon her sphere of influence. Thus, the main objective of this study is to analyze the questions of what is the motivation behind NATO＇s new strategy. This will be followed by another question NATO and EU enlargement will push Russia in what direction. The hypothesis of the study is that NATO＇s strategy of taking position in the areas where identified as Russia＇s backyard and sphere of influence is considered as ＂casus belli＂ by Russia. Therefore, Russia, despite NATO＇s involvement in the specified area, will not abandon these areas and will continue to use her energy resources and geopolitical advantages as a coercion, especially against NATO members among EU countries.
文摘In June 2022,President of the Republic of Korea(ROK)Yoon Suk-yeol,only one month into his office,attended the summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)in Madrid,the first time for the country’s head of state,and announced the establishment of a permanent mission to NATO on the occasion.
文摘After six rounds of tough bargaining,Russia and the North Atlantic Treaty Or-ganization reached on May 14 an agreement,officially known as a“FoundingAct on Mutual Relations.Co-operation and Scurity between NATO and the RUS-sian Federation".The document was formally signed by Russian President BorisYeltsin on May 27 in Paris together with the leaders of the 16 NATO memberstates.The event signifies a temporary compromise between the two sides over theNATO’s eastward expansion.Soon after the accord was reached.
文摘The North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) has made two major strate-gic readjustments in the post-Cold War years to shake off the awkward posi-tion when its raison d’etre was called into doubt. At the 1991 Rome Summit, an"All-dimensional defense strategy" was put forth with conflict prevention andcrisis management as its core mission. Preparations for the second strategic read-justment began in 1997 and the concept of a 21st century-oriented new strategywas declared at the Washington Summit last April.
文摘The article gives an overview on the dynamic political processes in the Black Sea region after some major geostrategic changes posing instability concerns in the region. The aim is to summarise the policy tendencies of the international organisations （NATO and EU） towards Russia and to present some analytical thoughts on current Euro-Atlantic strategies. Proposed is a different way of thinking based on the ＂congagement＂ approach.
文摘On March 24, 1999, depending on its advanced technology and weapons, theS-led North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) circumvented the Unit-ed Nations and brazenly used military forces against the Republic of Yugoslavia.The continuous bombing for more than two months has brought unprecedentedcatastrophe to Yugoslavia which used to be called the Garden of Eden. On May8, NATO with the US as leader again violated the UN Charter, internationallaws and the Vienna Diplomatic Convention and flagrantly bombed the
文摘On June 282022 Sweden and Finland were invited to join NATO.During a symbolic ceremony at the NATO Madrid Summit,all the central actors gathered in front of the cameras,as if to replicate a“family photo”in mini format:representatives from Sweden,Finland,and Turkey,as well as Secretary General Stoltenberg.The atmosphere was mixed:tense because of the dramatic backdrop of the Summit,relief because of the speedy process that had taken the process further.It was finally happening:Sweden and Finland would join the Atlantic Pact.But how did they get there?Over a few hectic months,two countries strongly associated with neutrality had moved their policies from emphasizing continuity to altering the very foundations of their security.Not only NATO critics were taken by surprise.Many NATO supporters were astonished by the rapid pace and the turnaround of the Swedish Social Democratic party.The relatively quick turnaround in Stockholm also meant that questions about the future and the consequences of NATO membership were postponed,not least because the Swedish election campaign put a lid on debate about strategic consequences:what journey awaits in the future and what strategic consequences does a future NATO membership have?This article discusses these questions in the belief that the temporal perspectives are connected:Sweden’s historical collaboration with NATO had significance for the country’s partner relationship,and in turn this influenced how Sweden became a member and what challenges the country faces together with its allies on a new northern flank in Europe.
