← Atlas Theme · spans 1 topics
Allied states construct sovereign, bilateral defense pacts to insure against a fading US security umbrella.
Declining trust in multilateral networks and erratic US leadership is driving regional security partners to secure ironclad bilateral defense, intelligence, and weapons agreements directly with each other.
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World & Geopolitics
Asian Allies Band Together to Shield Against Erratic US and China Shadow Japan and India are building deep bilateral economic and energy agreements to insulate themselves from unpredictable US administrations.
World & Geopolitics
UK and Poland Sign Landmark ‘Northolt Treaty’ to Counter Russia Growing doubts about the American defense umbrella are forcing European allies to construct sovereign, bilateral mutual defense contracts with each other.