Anne-Marie Slaughter
Globalizing NATO
PRINCETON – Next week, NATO’s 28 members will meet in Chicago for their annual summit. Sixty-two years after the North Atlantic Treaty …
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This week, NATO will hold its summit in Chicago – the first since the Alliance's Libyan incursion and the confirmation of plans to draw down forces in Afghanistan. How will leaders cope with new and old security challenges in a time of severe austerity among many member states? Project Syndicate's roster of geopolitical experts, including a former and current NATO secretary-general, examine the issues.
NATO in a New World
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Imants Liegis, Janusz Onyszkiewicz, Linas Linkevičius
Why Europe Still Needs Nuclear Deterrence
RIGA/VILNIUS/WARSAW – In recent months, we have joined discussions led by former United States Senator Sam Nunn, former British Minister of …
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Javier Solana
Russia Stays Home
MADRID – Just three days before his return to the Kremlin as Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin met behind closed doors at his residence in …
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Erik Brattberg
Smart Partnerships for Smart Defense
WASHINGTON, DC – When NATO leaders gather in Chicago next week, they will have an historic opportunity to bring the Alliance’s relations wit…
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Anders Fogh Rasmussen
The Necessity of NATO
BRUSSELS – Many years ago, I took my children to visit the sites of the D-Day landings in Normandy. I wanted them to understand the sacrific…
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Karl-Heinz Kamp
Reinventing NATO
ROME – This month, NATO will hold its next summit in Chicago. Unlike European Union summits, which take place almost monthly, NATO’s are inf…
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John D. Podesta, Ken Gude
NATO’s Libyan Lessons
WASHINGTON, DC – NATO’s intervention in Libya one year ago helped to avert a humanitarian catastrophe and created the conditions for Libya’s…
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Christopher R. Hill
Beyond NATO’s Libyan Redemption
SINGAPORE – While NATO probably will not want to replicate its Libya intervention anywhere else anytime soon, it appears that the alliance, …
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Sinan Ulgen
NATO and the New Turkey
ISTANBUL – Turkey joined NATO at the beginning of the Cold War to gain United States protection in the event of a Soviet attack. Back then, …
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