For much of its history, the United States shunned what Thomas Jefferson in his first inaugural address called “entangling alliances” with other countries. This meant, above all, standing apart from ...

The pace of modern conflict has accelerated to the point where response time is often measured in minutes rather than ...

This week on The Break Out, we travel to eastern Europe for drone testing with NATO troops before briefly reviewing the history of unmanned systems.

Dayton made history a year ago when the city hosted the spring session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, which brought ...

The two-day summit in The Hague involves an informal dinner Tuesday and one working session Wednesday morning. A very short summit statement has been drafted to ensure the meeting is not derailed by ...

As NATO counts down to its annual summit in Turkey in July, the alliance is facing perhaps the biggest challenge in its ...

The founders of NATO understood that durable security requires durable economic ties. Article 2 of the North Atlantic Treaty—rarely quoted in today’s burden-sharing debates—commits members to “promote ...

Bitburg, Germany, April, 1959: A boy and his dad join nearly 250,000 other spectators in enjoying the precision flying demonstrated at an international air show marking the 10th anniversary of NATO.

The victorious Western alliance saw Russia as a crumbled post-Soviet state and did not make enough efforts to let Moscow join ...