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Rod Lyon's article, Australia, the TPNW and Nuclear Weapons, takes aim at the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) and the role of ICAN (International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear weapons) in supporting this ...

Securing adequate military burden-sharing has been a major failure of America's NATO policy. The Kosovo War showed that, 50 years after NATO's founding, European alliance members still cannot defeat even a military midget on their own. Continuing transatlantic military imbalances drain from the US valuable resources, threaten to embroil America in numerous conflicts that do not affect important US interests, & undermine American public support for US-European security cooperation. Only a significantly more detached US approach to European security -- reflecting NATO's recent acknowledgement that US & European interests are not always identical -- can produce equitable burden-sharing. Adapted from the source document.