Explained in plain English
How are NATO decisions made?
European leaders in the story insist that NATO decisions are made by consensus, meaning all members must agree, rather than being dictated by one nation like Washington. This highlights the principle of collective decision making within the alliance, designed to ensure all voices are heard and respected.
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