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- Doing our share to contribute to collective security and global stability benefits Canada and Canadians.
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- Multi-partisan consensus on matters of national security would ensure continuity, predictable funding, and an altogether more functional approach to how it engages in the world.
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- March 29 marked 20 years since Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia joined NATO And as the alliance celebrates its 75th anniversary on April 4, it is key to protect that united front, say a group of ambassadors to Canada.
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- March 29 marked 20 years since Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia joined NATO And as the alliance celebrates its 75th anniversary on April 4, it is key to protect that united front, say a group of ambassadors to Canada.
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- To date, no NATO country has suffered an armed attack against it, and thankfully, Article 5 of the charter has not been put to the test.
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- To date, no NATO country has suffered an armed attack against it, and thankfully, Article 5 of the charter has not been put to the test.
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- Using a percentage of GDP to measure military readiness of nations is not an accurate method to gage the contribution of NATO members. This approach is meaningless as an expression of military effectiveness of nations and is certainly not an indicator of burden sharing or defence capabilities.
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- Using a percentage of GDP to measure military readiness of nations is not an accurate method to gage the contribution of NATO members. This approach is meaningless as an expression of military effectiveness of nations and is certainly not an indicator of burden sharing or defence capabilities.
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