The ‘most successful alliance in history’ turns 75, announces 'bridge to membership' for Ukraine and locks horns with China in the Indo-Pacific
Analysis of the NATO Washington Summit, 9-11 July 2024
Collective defence (Article 5)
The NATO-Russia-Ukraine train wreck: Options for peace
By Hall Gardner*
This article was originally published by Wall Street International Magazine on 18 February 2022 and is reproduced with the kind permission of the author.
NATO Watch Observatory No.57
Quarterly newsletter focused on NATO policy-making and operational activities.
In this edition (June-September 2021):
NATO Watch Comment:
Why NATO must conduct a public inquiry into what went wrong in Afghanistan
NATO Watch Observatory No.56
Quarterly newsletter focused on NATO policy-making and operational activities.
In this edition (January-May 2021):
NATO Watch Essay:
NATO Watch Observatory No.55
Quarterly newsletter focused on NATO policy-making and operational activities.
In this edition (September-December 2020):
NATO Watch Essay:
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss? NATO and Joe Biden
NATO seeks more resilient member states but continues to ignore the fundamentals of strong societies: openness and transparency
A review of the NATO Defence Ministers meeting,
Brussels, 22-23 October 2020
By Dr. Ian Davis, NATO Watch
Key activities and decisions taken: