NATO, a collective defence organization, formed during the heydays of cold war has outlived its utility in a world increasingly ascribing to multipolar ideals. Analyse.
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USA's reservations about the taking over of Europe by Communist USSR in the aftermath of World War II necessitated the formation of NATO. Diagram showing NATO member countries and their geographical distribution with USA, North Atlantic Ocean, NATO members including Russia USSR, France, European nations, Japan, China, India. NATO's irrelevance due to: 1. Disintegration of USSR and its satellite state (1991)
2. Absence of the 'Red Scare' Communism
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World map showing NATO member countries and their distribution across North America, Europe, and global context, with key locations marked including USA, Russia/USSR, European nations, Japan, China, and India
MUDIT FOUJADAR
International Institutions, Agencies and Fora - Structure and Mandate
Bilateral, Regional and Global Groupings
NATO and Global Security Architecture
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