The Black Sea region: a critical intersection

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The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71) leaves the Black Sea on 28 February 2018. © US Naval Forces Europe-Africa / US 6th Fleet

The Black Sea region: a critical intersection

Pavel Anastasov

The Black Sea region is of crucial significance for Europe, being a major crossroads and critical intersection of east-west and south-north corridors. The region is home to three NATO members (Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey) and several NATO partner countries, so any instability or hostility in the area directly impacts the Alliance. Pavel Anastasov – a political scientist, who previously served in the Bulgarian government and currently works for NATO – outlines the main security challenges in the region and NATO’s response to them.

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