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Former NATO Boss Urges Native Denmark to Cough Up for Defence

In the words of Anders Fogh Rasmussen, who is advocating for an annual increase of Denmark s defence budget by $2.1 billion, if the authorities allocated. 11.10.2021, Sputnik International

NATO s next mission: find a new boss – POLITICO

NATO allies are scouring their ranks   in search of a successor to Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg. Stoltenberg, a former prime minister of Norway, has served in the top civilian post since October 2014. Allies extended his contract until September 2022, leaving little more than a year to install a replacement. At headquarters, formal discussions have just begun, and Stoltenberg’s successor is expected to be introduced at a NATO leaders’ summit in Madrid in late spring or early summer next year. But speculation in Brussels and other allied capitals is already rampant, with some officials, diplomats and analysts saying that after 72 years it’s high time for the alliance to appoint its first woman to the top civilian job. Others say that given the continuing face-off with Russia, selecting an Eastern European would send an important signal to Moscow.

US is seen as a bigger threat to democracy around the world than Russia or China, new poll finds

US is seen as a bigger threat to democracy around the world than Russia or China, new poll finds Clara Hill © Provided by The Independent After four years of Donald Trump and rising political extremism in the United States, America is no longer the beacon of democracy it once was. At least according to a new poll that has found the US is perceived as a bigger threat to democracy than Russia and China. Inequality is believed to be the biggest hindrance to democracy, but in the US, tech companies and their power is also seen as a threat. The poll was commissioned by the Alliance of Democracies Foundation and they gathered data from 50,000 people in 53 countries.

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