The next NATO leaders’ summit will take place July 11 to 12 in Vilnius, Lithuania. The summit arrives at a critical time for NATO and European security as the war in Ukraine enters a critical phase amid Kyiv’s counteroffensive and growing instability in Moscow. The summit also comes one year after the historic Madrid summit where NATO allies agreed a new strategic concept, which designated Russia as a direct threat and set out a new strategy of forward defense to deter Russian aggression against allies. This Critical Questions addresses six key points on what will be on NATO’s agenda at Vilnius.
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