National and alliance defense has been the focus of political and military decision-makers again since 2014. In this context, the events surrounding the Crimean peninsula, which mark the high point of the changing relationship between Russia, NATO and the EU, are cited as the triggering event.
As a result, the NATO member states decided on the so-called Readiness Action Plan at the Wales Summit in order to be able to react quickly, decisively and jointly to future challenges.
Digital monthly subscription Digital Annual subscription
Register easily for a monthly subscription to benefit immediately from all ESUT Digital advantages.To the monthly subscription
for €6.00 / month
for 60 € / 12 months
Enjoy the premium content and other benefits ofESUT Digital:
Related topics
Podcast on European Security Policy Operation Sophia extended by six months!? Sweden: NATO membership study presented Is the west falling apart? Cross-domain communication for AWACS Report of the NATO Secretary General 2020: Which country spends how much? Eastern Mediterranean: gunboat diplomacy and political deliberations North Macedonia receives 54 Stryker New generation of encryption technology