IEŚ Policy Papers 1/2025
Editorial Team: Jakub Bornio
ISBN: 978-83-67678-84-1
Number of pages: 85
Format: 135x200
Edition: Lublin 2025
Description:
This paper examines the current state and evolving policies of the North Atlantic Alliance in the context of the NATO Summit in The Hague. Drawing on the collective expertise of five authors, it addresses the key factors shaping the strategic environment in which NATO operates. The analysis is structured around four principal areas: first, the Summit in The Hague, its resolutions, and their implications in the face of threats emanating from Russia; second, the ambiguous policy of the Donald Trump administration, along with its underlying causes and consequences; third, the resilience of NATO member states in the Baltic Sea region, where the accession of Finland and Sweden has brought about significant geostrategic shifts; and fourth, NATO–Ukraine relations, which will be decisive not only for Ukraine’s resilience and survival in the face of Russian aggression but also for NATO’s own security amid mounting pressure from Russia.
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