NATO Will Become More Global to Meet New Threats, U.K.'s Fallon Says

The transcript discusses significant divisions within NATO, particularly among core countries like the United States, France, and Turkey. Despite these divisions, NATO faces common threats such as Russian aggression and cyber threats, which require collaboration. The discussion also covers NATO's evolving global role, including its operations in Afghanistan and partnerships with countries like Australia. The potential for NATO to address conflicts involving China is considered. Internal schisms within NATO are acknowledged, but the alliance's unique role in uniting the United States, Canada, and European allies is emphasized. The EU's inability to replace NATO is highlighted, stressing the need for continued adaptation to new threats.

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What challenges does NATO face in maintaining unity among its member countries?