The challenge posed by Islamic State (IS) extremists loomed large as over 60 world leaders gathered in the sylvan Welsh town of Newport on Thursday for a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit that came down heavily on Russia for its ‘destabilizing’ influence on Ukraine.

In a joint article published in The Times on Thursday, UK Prime Minister David Cameron and US President Barack Obama wrote that Britain and the US can lead efforts to secure world peace, setting the stage for the NATO summit.

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