Why NATO Is Expanding

The video explores NATO's history from its formation in 1949 to its modern-day role. Initially formed with 12 member states, NATO expanded during the Cold War to counter the Soviet threat. Post-Cold War, NATO took on new missions, including involvement in the Yugoslav wars. The alliance continued to grow, incorporating former Warsaw Pact countries. Recent developments include the anticipated membership of Sweden and Finland, highlighting NATO's ongoing evolution in response to global security challenges.

Which countries joined NATO after the end of the Soviet Union?

What is the significance of Sweden and Finland's potential membership in NATO?