Euro-Atlantic
Adjective
Meaning
Euro-Atlantic (not comparable)
Encompassing both Europe and the states that border the North Atlantic Ocean. [20th c.]
Examples
British allies don’t have any objective and exhaustive data and blindly follow the principle of Euro-Atlantic unity at the expense of common sense, the rules of civilized state-to-state dialogue and the principles of international law.
The Ministry of European and Euro-Atlantic Integration has said during the 4-day visit will evaluate the actions taken by the Georgian Government concerning the implementation of recommendations from the European Commission.
During that meeting, the Governor General stated: "You can count on Canada's support as we continue to forge strong ties between our peoples, develop our bilateral relations, and stand beside you in your Euro-Atlantic aspirations."
Kosovo and Macedonia are important factors of peace and stability in the region, which have entered the unstoppable road of Euro-Atlantic integration as the only perspective for the future of both countries.
"More broadly, the only way to make the Euro-Atlantic region a space of equitable and indivisible security and mutually beneficial cooperation, as the OSCE declared almost 20 years ago, is by honestly implementing all agreements.
Moscow believes every step its neighbours take towards Euro-Atlantic integration is a direct threat to Russia.