Video: NATO purpose

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What is NATO? Why was it formed and why does it still exist? Who pays for it and how do nations become new Allies? Find out the basics about ...

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Former Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs at the U.S. Department of Defense Celeste A. Wallander argues that ...

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The short answer is that it is because NATO respects the values of democracy and freedom, and all allies are ready and willing to protect each other.

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The main purpose of NATO is to prevent war and preserve peace. We do that by making sure that any potential adversary knows that an attack on ...

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Yes, the US is the only country that invoked Article 5 after 9/11, although Article 5 really more of a birthday party invitation than a ...

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Since 1949, NATO has shaped Europe's security policy like no other organization. Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty outlines the ...

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On 4 April 1949 the 'North Atlantic Treaty' was signed four years after World War 2 ended, and the world's largest military alliance was ...

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The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation came into being on April 4, 1949. Writers explain the complex structure of this alliance, ...

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By doing that we have been able to prevent a military attack on any NATO Ally for 75 years. Last year, Allied leaders agreed the Alliance needs ...

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NATO was founded in 1949 to safeguard freedom and promote stability in the North Atlantic area. NATO's 29 Allies have committed to democracy ...

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Article 5️⃣ - the compact that each Ally makes - that an attack on one is an attack on all. What's so powerful about Article 5?