NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has given an evasive answer when asked whether the military alliance considers the NATO-Russia Founding Act to be obsolete in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Speaking after a emergency summit of all 30 NATO member states on Friday, Stoltenberg said: “This is the reality: the NATO-Russia Founding Act does not work because one side, Russia, has violated it for many years.” The NATO-Russia Founding Act was concluded by both sides in 1997 and to regulate bilateral relations, co-operation and security between the two. NATO committed itself to refrai…