Finnish President Alexander Stubb reflected on the NATO Summit in The Hague and the future of transatlantic cooperation. He called the summit “historic,” describing it as the birth of a “new NATO” rooted in the alliance’s original 1949 purpose of peacekeeping. He also noted a shift in the transatlantic balance toward Europe, saying that “burden shifting might be a good thing for Europe and for the alliance.” Stubb made his remarks at an #acfrontpage event on Thursday in a conversation with @