After 80 years, Atlantic Charter 2.0 is agreed
The U.S. and the U.K. signed a "revitalized" version of the 1941 Atlantic Charter to focus on 21st century risks such as cyber attacks and rising temperatures.
Atlantic Charter
The Atlantic Charter was a joint declaration of principles for peace and international cooperation signed in 1941. The document, which was not a formal treaty, laid the groundwork for the creation of the U.N. and defined the Allied goals for a post-World War II world.
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