The Changing Role of NATO After the Cold War

NATO's Post-Cold War Relations and Role Change Summary NATO's main function NATO's new mission in the 21st century after the European Cold War NATO's relationship with OSCE and the Ministry of Health Conclusion (1) After the end of World War II In addition to victory and defeat of the related countries, they are primarily trying to prevent new disasters by restructuring and maintaining safety and peace mainly in Europe.

During the Cold War, the role of the military in supporting the Western international order appeared to be obvious. However, after the end of the Cold War, NATO has begun to explore a new role, the mission of the West African troops has changed, and humanitarian intervention on the Balkans is concerned in Afghanistan and Iraq. Targeted military strategies to combat terrorism and widespread warfare. Well, as the new US Defense Strategy (NDS) says, as seen in the Cold War era, the focus of US military policy seems to have returned to a strategic competition with a larger international order with other major powers .

This is a timetable of alliance between the main events of the Cold War after World War II, the power of the Western group (the US, its NATO allies and other countries) and the power of the East Group (the Soviet Union) . Warsaw Treaty and the Alliance of the People 's Republic following it) February 4 - 11: Yalta Conference in Crimea, Russia' s Crimea, President Franklin Roosevelt, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin and his senior adviser. The main concern is to determine the postwar posture of Germany. The Allies of World War II (the United States of America, the Soviet Union, the UK, and France) divided Germany into four occupied areas. The Allies agreed to hold free elections in all the countries occupied by Poland and Nazi Germany. In addition, the new United Nations will supersede the failed international alliance