current issue: summer 2002 previous issues  |  language  Contents  Foreword  Summaries  Debate  Obituary  Book review  Interview  Features  Analysis  Military matters  Statistics  Contributors  Links  Next issue  PDF 1380 Kb Plus ça change Günther Altenburg examines how NATO has dealt with crises in its history and considers how this impacts the current debate over modernising the Alliance. ...more... New capabilities, new members, new relationships Marc Grossman sets out Washington's vision for NATO in advance of the Alliance's Prague Summit. ...more... Crunch time for the Alliance General Klaus Naumann warns that NATO is in danger of outliving its utility, unless urgent steps are taken to revitalise the Alliance. ...more... Rejuvenating the Alliance Guillaume Parmentier argues that NATO needs to focus on its military capabilities and to become a more equal partnership between the United States and the other Allies. ...more... Transforming the Alliance Silvio Berlusconi, Vladimir Putin, Lord Robertson and George Bush (from left to right) at Rome Summit (© Belga) Foreword This issue of NATO Review focuses on the debate over the modernisation of NATO in the run-up to the Prague Summit. Entitled Transforming the Alliance, it considers how NATO should evolve to meet the security challenges of the 21st century. ...more...    Copyright Info                              Editorial team                               Mission      This website includes material which is copyright Reuters. All rights reserved.