Even as the U.S. demonstrates its commitment to its Baltic allies, there is a disturbing degree of uncertainty surrounding what would happen if such an incident were to occur. Last week, the Pew Research Center released new polling data on attitudes in NATO member states toward Russia, the Ukraine crisis and related issues. Among the most noteworthy findings: the lack of majority support in several key member states for defending a fellow member in the event of a Russian attack, as theoretically guaranteed by Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty.
Read Full Article »
