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Gérard Araud

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Macron says NATO is experiencing ‘brain death.’ What’s the future of the alliance?

Military

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which dates back to 1949, is celebrating its 70th anniversary as leaders gather in London this week. But French President Emmanuel Macron recently warned that NATO was “experiencing brain death.” The World speaks with ambassadors Gerard Araud and Ivo Daalder about Macron’s comments and the future of the alliance.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani

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