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NATO’s Strategic Expansion in Eastern Europe: Deterrence, Risk, and the Remaking of European Security

NATO’s enlargement into Central and Eastern Europe has fundamentally redefined the continent’s security landscape, post-Cold War. While offering protection to former Soviet-dominated states, it heightened tensions with Russia, amplifying perceptions of encirclement. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine underscores NATO’s pivotal role and the necessity for credible deterrence and commitment among member states.

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The Powder Keg: Rethinking Deterrence in an Age of Strategic Chaos

Executive Overview General Pierre de Villiers’s description of our world as a “global powder keg” is more than hyperbole—it’s a stark reflection of the current security reality. The “peace dividend” of the post-Cold War years has evaporated. In its place, we see renewed great-power rivalries, fading arms control structures, and a weakening of unified political

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