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7 May 2012

The US: at the heart of NATO since day 1

NATO was created by a treaty signed in Washington, DC in 1949. As NATO returns to the US 63 years later for its Chicago Summit, NATO Review highlights some of the key moments of the shared history of the Alliance and its biggest member.

7 May 2012

Standing in line: what NATO means to me

Stanislava Mladenova has spent half her life in Europe, half in the US. Here she describes the role NATO has played in bringing the strands together.

7 May 2012

Václav Havel: remembering the big little man

Czech Minister of Defence, Alexandr Vondra, remembers one of Europe’s and NATO’s political giants, Václav Havel.

7 May 2012

How well do you really know NATO?

This 10 question quiz will find out how well you know the Alliance.

7 May 2012

NATO Summit 2012: what does it mean to Chicago

NATO Review asked the Governor of State of Ilinois, Pat Quinn, about Chicago's preparations for the NATO's 2012 Summit, how the Alliance is perceived in the city and why Chicago represents the best backdrop for NATO's first Summit in North America this century.

7 May 2012

Mission impossible?

US bloggers, journalists and communications experts reveal how they would try to bring NATO closer to the US public.

23 April 2012

Mr TransAtlantic

Ivo Daalder, US Ambassador to NATO, has crossed many divides. From being a European to an American, an academic to a diplomat - and more. Here he explains how it’s helped him at NATO

1 April 2004

A wider Atlantic?

Jamie Shea examines and summarises policy recommendations for improving transatlantic relations contained in recent think-tank publications.

1 December 2003

Debating security strategies

David S. Yost examines the implications for NATO of US strategic thinking and urges an Alliance-wide debate.

1 December 2003

Mars and Venus?

The issue of when, whether and how force can and should be used was at the heart of international discussions and disagreement in the run-up to the Iraq campaign and remains controversial

1 September 2003

Taking EU-NATO relations forward

Disagreements between some European countries and the United States over policy towards Iraq have generated much media comment during the past year, including speculation about the future of transatlantic relations in general and the relationship between the European Union and NATO in particular. Ironically, however, it has been during this period that EU-NATO relations have moved most rapidly and constructively forward [i]writes Pol De Witte[/i].