The Latvian Institute of International Affairs has published a study on NATO-Russia relations, projecting their future development and impact on Latvian security, BNS was told at the institute.
Sponsored by the Latvian Defense Ministry, the study analyses the evolution of NATO-Russia relations since the 1990s, focusing on the 1997 Founding Act on Mutual Relations, Co-operation, and Security. The document is particularly significant for the deployment of NATO troops in Latvia.
Taking into consideration that Russia will continue to be NATO’s most im...
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