NATO Summit: the Alliance shifts its focus to the Pacific

From July 9 to 11, 2024, the 75th NATO Leadership Summit was held in Washington, D.C., under the leadership of President Joe Biden.

The recent NATO summit was a historic moment. It shifted the Alliance's 75-year defense focus from the post-Soviet space to the Indo-Pacific, moving away from Eurocentrism.

Democratic countries have recognized that China catalyzes the global fragmented conflict. China is laying the institutional foundations for an alliance of autocracies (based on BRISC and the SCO), which is why the security situation in the Indo-Pacific and Euro-Atlantic is "strategically linked."

This means that from now on, NATO will focus on a single autocratic threat that is growing in Eurasia (from Belarus, Hungary, and Serbia to the DPRK, Russia, and Iran), reviewing a wide range of defense projects.