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> commitment 'commitment' and a 'lack of' are a different things. I don't see 'should not have any territorial disputes' > It has not applied for NATO members
by justsomehnguy 4y ago
> commitment
'commitment' and a 'lack of' are a different things. I don't see 'should not have any territorial disputes'
> It has not applied for NATO membership.
*yawn* and what about the other half of the island?
- infamia 4y agoThere isn't any debate that this is NATO's policy. It is frequently discussed during the application process for many nations. However, the application process itself is even more explicit, since you still seem skeptical (despite what numerous foreign policy, military, political scientists indicate). "Aspirants would also be expected: ... to settle ethnic disputes or external territorial disputes including irredentist claims or internal jurisdictional disputes by peaceful means in accordance with OSCE principles and to pursue good neighbourly relations;"
- justsomehnguy 4y agoI assume you know the difference between MUST, SHALL and MAY.