BRUSSELS (AN) — NATO leaders agreed they must address China's growing influence along with Russia's aggressiveness at the conclusion of a summit on Monday where they acknowledged multiple threats and rising security challenges "from all strategic directions."
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg had called the summit a "pivotal moment" for the 30-nation military alliance in dealing with China and Russia, terrorism and cyber attacks, plus disruptive technologies and climate change.
