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During the Cold War, several alliances did not exist, including NATO's potential expansion to include countries like Sweden and Finland, which maintained military non-alignment during the conflict. Additionally, the European Union, as a cohesive political and economic entity, was not established until the Maastricht Treaty in 1993, well after the Cold War began. Other alliances, like the African Union or the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, also did not exist during this period, as they were formed later to address regional issues and cooperation.

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