NATO's push in recent years for practical cooperation with its Indo-Pacific partners -- Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea -- was on full display at an annual summit marking the alliance's 75th anniversary. But such efforts could peak and ultimately lose momentum, depending on the results of the U.S. presidential election in November.The three-day summit through Thursday in Washington was expected to be the most important diplomatic event that U.S. President Joe Biden would host in 2024, with his administration officials preparing for months to place his leadership in rebuilding …READ FULL ARTICLE
