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The Complex Landscape of NATO and U.S. Foreign Policy
In recent years, one of the most contentious topics within the Republican Party has been the future and relevance of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization). Initially established after World War II as a collective defense alliance, NATO's purpose has been called into question by various factions within the party. Critics argue whether the presence and financial support of the United States is still necessary when many European countries appear capable of defending themselves.