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NATO Casts An Eye On China

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NATO Casts An Eye On China
Kremlin photo of Chinese President Xi Jinping, left, and Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2018.

NATO’s new Strategic Concept, which outlines the key tasks ahead for the defensive alliance, calls out Russia as the primary threat to Allied peace and security but for the first time the document mentions China, warning of direct threats posed mainly in the economic, space and cyber spheres, and its partnership with Russia to upset international norms of behavior. The mention of China is a first in the Strategic Concept, which is the first update to the document since 2010.…

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