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THE IMPORTANCE OF POLAND FOR NATO
Abstract
Security has been a strategic necessity to understand the geopolitics of each State,
its types of behavior in the face of contemporary challenges are due to its culture,
historical influence, and objectives around protecting its territory. In promoting
the guarantee of security, certain countries adopt alliances in their foreign policies,
which can certainly play an essential role concerning a firm international position.
All countries need a good ally to increase their defensive capacity against the external
enemy. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, with the end of the Cold War, there was
a change regarding the world order with a series of expansions of alliances, Poland,
in 1999, was an affirmative country in international matters regarding defense and
decided to join NATO. Being that its primary objective would be its protection given
the historical factor of a possible military threat from Russia after decades of Soviet
domination and influence, especially from the political point of view to bring political
stability with commitments before a collective defense organization, being,
therefore, an essential step in the matter in which the entry of the Polish State thus
assumes a common goal and integration with Western Europe in terms of economics,
politics and fundamentally security.
Keywords:
collective security, international politics, world order, situational awarenessMost read articles by the same author(s)
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