Op-ed by Ted Galen Carpenter on what's really undermining NATO. It is time to relinquish America’s global interventionist foreign policy.

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September 20, 2019

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It Is Time to Relinquish America’s Global Interventionist Foreign Policy ([link removed] )

A new article in Survival critiques America’s foreign policy of global interventionism and makes the case for a grand strategy of restraint.

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It is Time to Relinquish America's Global Interventionist Foreign Policy ([link removed] )

By John Glaser, Christopher A. Preble, and A. Trevor Thrall

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What’s Really Undermining NATO? Europe’s Yearning for Neutrality. ([link removed] )

The bottom line is that the concept of transatlantic solidarity, even on collective defense, is now largely confined to out-of-touch political elites on both sides of the Atlantic.

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What’s Really Undermining NATO? Europe’s Yearning for Neutrality ([link removed] )

By Ted Galen Carpenter

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