Bangladesh, Nov. 13 -- NATO is formally changing its strategic planning to prioritize fighting Russia over conducting wars of aggression against much weaker opponents such as Afghanistan or Iraq, its two largest invasions in previous decades. According to Politico, the worlds most aggressive racketeering cartels 32 member states are now negotiating on their “next capability targets, which determine the forces and weapons allies would provide in a conflict - and who would pay for them”. Quoting four anonymous NATO diplomats familiar with the matter, the report suggests theres a draft document about “allies [that] would no longer be expected to provide enough forces to fight a major European war and conduct several smaller...