🇺🇸🇪🇺 Washington wants to talk about NATO’s future next month, but it’s only inviting some of the allies.
Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby has put together a small group, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Germany and the Netherlands, to come up with ideas for reshaping the alliance when they meet in Poland.
Britain, France and the Baltic states didn’t make the list, even though some of them already spend what Washington asked for.
They’ve gotten little explanation why, and that’s got diplomats worried the U.S. could be starting to sort NATO into favorites and everyone else.
The Baltics are the ones that sting the most, sitting right on Russia’s doorstep and now stuck outside the room.
Source: POLITICO / Writer: Daniyal
