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Méabh Mc Mahon

NATO summit ended 'on a more positive note than feared', former NATO security advisor says

NATO Jamie Shea United States the Cold War

Jamie Shea, former NATO security adviser, says NATO 3.0 is going to be "much more a European show and less an American show" than it used to be. According to Shea, the US "is going to do a lot less in terms of holding up the collective defence than allies were used to during the Cold War".

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