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NATO and its future : have combat experience, will travel

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NATO

In: Economist 28th March 2009, pp.57-58Summary: NATO is sixty years old and is now more popular and busy then ever, yet some argue that it needs to revise its identity, while others suggest a U.S. EU alliance could take over the roles.

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NATO is sixty years old and is now more popular and busy then ever, yet some argue that it needs to revise its identity, while others suggest a U.S. EU alliance could take over the roles.

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