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Post-Chicago Summit Commentary: Assessing the Outcome of the Chicago Summit
Edmond Seay III provides an assessment of the outcome of NATO’s Deterrence and Defence Posture Review DDPR following the Chicago summit.
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Why Europe Still Needs Nuclear Deterrence
Three former ministers from Poland, Lithuania and Latvia argue that as long as nuclear weapons exist then NATO must remain a nuclear alliance.
Policy intervention
Group Statement on Outcomes Required from the NATO Chicago Summit
45 European leaders call for change in NATO policy ahead of the 2012 Chicago Summit.
Policy brief
Escalation by Default: The Future of NATO Nuclear Weapons in Europe
Ted Seay argues that NATO is committed to introducing new precision guided tactical nuclear weapons with stealth enabled aircraft representing an escalation of capability in Europe.
Commentary
BMD Before the Chicago Nato Summit: Turning a Game-Breaker into a Game-Changer
Wolfgang Ischinger argues that ballistic missile defence (BMD) can be turned from a source of opposition and mistrust into a game-changer where NATO and Russia cooperate as true partners.
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ELN Chicago Forum Papers
This forum features a range of views from former ministers, current and serving officials and leading thinkers in the run-up to the 2012 NATO Chicago Summit, speculating on what a successful summit outcome could look like.