By TFF Associates
Today there is a NATO Summit in Brussels and a new HQ is being inaugurated.
We at TFF believe that the existential issues about war and peace – and humanity’s survival – is worth discussing.
We believe in free research, freedom of speech as well as informes conversations helped, not hampered, by diverse and critical media.
Regrettably, we don’t see much of that when it comes to the coverage of NATO.
The alliance costs about US$ 900 billion a year but over its 68 years of its existence it has failed to create the stability, security and peace its mission – and mantra – is all about.
Its member states are in the centre of several long-term conflicts and nasty wars that destroy whole countries and civilisations.
Further, while the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact – NATO’s raison d’etre – has been dead and gone for more than 25 years, there is now a new Cold War in Europe.
It’s reasonable to discuss what is fundamentally wrong with this alliance.
We bring you below a selection of recent TFF analyses and comments that may be seen as an attempt to counterbalance the general mainstream coverage of the alliance and its members’ more or less constant warfare – in the name of bringing peace…
Jan Oberg – TFF Live today
Eight arguments
Johan Galtung
Missing: Political creativity
Jonathan Power
The hypocrisy of owning nuclear weapons
Jonathan Power
Making friends with Russia
Naskah Zada & Jan Oberg
Lost peace and fake news
Jan Oberg – TFF Live
US/NATO increasing tension with Russia: Focus Syria
Hans von Sponeck, Richard Falk and Denis Halliday
How the UN should respond in an age of global dissent
Farhang Jahanpour
America’s woes and Europe’s responsibility
Jan Oberg
Ten articles on the new Cold War and a reflection
Preceding dispatches also on NATO…
Jonathan Power in TFF PressInfo #415
On the leader of NATO’s leader
Trump is not a straight and true leader
Jan Oberg in TFF PressInfo # 414 Part 1 & 2
On Gulf NATO
Trump in Riyadh – A Gulf NATO to gang up against Iran and Syria
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