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       Mass and artificial intelligence, a reality that seems like
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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: September 5, 2023, 3:57 am
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       Germany thus sent an important signal to its European partners
       that it is ready to assume greater responsibility within the
       framework of the Union's common security and defense policy. At
       the same time, security in Europe remains largely dependent on
       NATO's ability to form alliances. Since the annexation of Crimea
       in 2014, the defense provided by the Alliance has gradually
       slipped to the center of our security policy.
       It was precisely Russian President Putin, who, with his actions
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       Ukraine, has put an end to years of
       existential crisis and meaning of NATO and made a significant
       contribution to the revitalization of the Alliance. Not long
       ago, an American president called NATO “obsolete” and French
       President Emmanuel Macron declared it “brain dead.” Yet never
       since the end of the Cold War has the West been more united than
       it is now.
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       Even some formerly neutral countries are considering joining
       NATO. It has undoubtedly been a stroke of luck that someone like
       Joe Biden, who embodies the spirit of cooperation with Europe
       like no other, is currently the president of the United States.
       This historic opportunity should be seized so that the
       transatlantic partnership has a more reliable and solid
       foundation. However, Europeans should not get their hopes up:
       the new Russian threat makes Europe see again in dramatic
       fashion how dependent it is on US security guarantees. Reducing
       this dependence will continue to be a formidable challenge for
       Europe in the years to come. Because even if the United States
       were to reassert itself in the Western Alliance, Europe should
       not forget the bitter lessons of the Donald Trump years and
       aspire to a greater degree of strategic autonomy.
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