NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY SECURITY
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 14
Abstract
The article discusses security within the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation with respect to threats which may appear in its near and more distant surroundings. The following military threats are discussed: military conflicts, militarization of the Arctic, demonstration of Russian military power, use of weapons of mass destruction, cyber attack, terrorism and militarisation of Space. Other mentioned dangers are: natural and social ones including migration, competition among state and non-state entities as well as the phenomenon of fallen cities and states.<br/><br/>
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Bogdan Grenda
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