Nato's military campaign in Libya "defies strategic logic" and needs to be completely rethought before the country descends into anarchy, a former Royal Navy admiral has warned. Rear Admiral Chris Parry said the conflict was becoming all too reminiscent of the campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, and a "classic example of how to act in haste and repent at leisure". Writing in the Guardian, Parry say
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Sixty years after its founding, NATO is in deep trouble, but its difficulties are the mark of its success. Learn More About: Rajan Menon Related Programs: The Bernard L. Schwartz Fellows Program Topics: Foreign Policy, NATO E-mail, Print or Share this Article: About These Icons Sixty years after its founding, NATO is in deep trouble, but its difficulties are the mark of its success. In what mig
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