NATO must focus more on challenge of rising China, report to say
The report cites China's activity in the Arctic as one factor in its growing relevance to NATO.
November 30, 2020
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BRUSSELS/BERLIN — NATO must think harder about how to handle China and its military rise, though Russia will remain its main adversary during this decade, according to a report to be published on Tuesday on reforming the Atlantic alliance.
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