To call it a "historic failure" may be is to forget Libya failure, the failure to help turkey, to intevene to punish and prevent the use of chemical weapon in Syria, and their "contribution" to Afhanistan peace and security.
Speaking at the summit in Wales, British prime minister David Cameron
outlined a three-point plan to take the organisation forward.
He
called for a multi-national rapid response force to be restored, a
commitment by NATO members to spend two percent of GDP on defence, and a
more effective global security network.
But will it mark a defining moment for the military alliance? Or a historic failure?
NATO alliance: the moment of truth? - Inside Story - Al Jazeera English
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