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18 March 2008

Photostory - Bucharest: the making of a Summit

NATO Review's March photostory gives some background facts, figures and behind the scene views on how to make a Summit.

27 March 2008

Bucharest: a milestone in NATO’s transformation

Bucharest has four major areas where Bucharest can make a difference, says NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer. Here he tells NATO Review what they are and why they are so important. And how he sees these issues 'beyond Bucharest'

27 March 2008

On the road to the Bucharest Summit

What would the host country of NATO's Summit like to see the event achieve? Romanian President Traian Băsescu highlights the main areas where he hopes progress can be made.

30 March 2009

NATO Secretary General: a changing job description?

From NATO’s inception until now, the changing role of the Secretary General has been one of the more interesting transformations of the Alliance.

5 April 2009

Third video update: Obama Meeting

View the third NATO Review video story on the surroundings of the 60th anniversary summit in Strasbourg, France and Kehl, Germany.

5 April 2009

NATO Review 2009 Summit Update

View the first NATO Review video story on the surroundings of the 60th anniversary summit in Strasbourg, France and Kehl, Germany.

5 April 2009

Two questions, three locations

View the second NATO Review video story on the surroundings of the 60th anniversary summit in Strasbourg, France and Kehl, Germany.

8 December 2010

Lisbon: the perfect birthplace for NATO's new Strategic Concept?

As some of the world's major leaders arrive in Lisbon to cement NATO's new Strategic Concept, NATO Review looks at how the city might be the perfect location to sign the concept.

1 January 2007

Opinion : NATO Dispatch: On sausages and Summits

Jonathan Parish invites us into NATO's kitchen, where he shares his recipes for preparing declarations, communiqués and other rhetorical hors d'oeuvres.