Post summit, a NATO in search of common purpose
Dec 10, 2019
3 minutes
There were times during last week’s openly fractious NATO summit that suggested the transatlantic alliance needed not more summitry, but intensive family therapy. And that its 70th -anniversary get-together might end not with the traditional upbeat communiqué, but with what lifestyle-guru Gwyneth Paltrow described, upon splitting with her then-husband, as an act of “conscious decoupling.”
That could still happen, despite the fact that the closed-door meetings were actually contentious than in recent years, and the
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