Inconsistency in the collective defence doctrine has created mistrust toward NATO in Turkish society
Turkey has grown increasingly estranged with NATO over a range of issues, especially the alliance's tacit or overt support to terrorist groups such as the YPG in northern Syria and its reluctance to repel security threats that affect Ankara the most.
Despite recent tensions between individual countries, NATO has largely retained a positive reputation amongst other member states. Three non-member states were also surveyed by the PEW. Sweden and Ukraine have a positive perception of the alliance, 63 and 53 percent respectively. However, only 16 percent of Russians see it positively.
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