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Monocle Minute

Nabbing Nato

22 September 2015

Throughout the crisis in Ukraine, Nato has tried to walk a careful line – standing up to Russian aggression without throwing in its lot with the government in Kiev. Ukraine, after all, is not a Nato member. But Nato secr…

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The Foreign Desk - NATO’s revival

26 November 2022

Once declared “brain-dead” by Emmanuel Macron, NATO has been rejuvenated by the conflict in Ukraine. In this special episode, Andrew Mueller speaks to General Philip Breedlove, NATO’s former Supreme Allied Commander Europe…

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Why did Nato cross the road?

19 January 2017

Critics might see Nato’s crumbling headquarters as indicative of the plight of the alliance. But as we discover, ambitions and excitement are still coursing through the corridors as the organisation prepares for its big…

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Gaining altitude: Afghan aviation

17 March 2016

With Nato handing control of its airfields to Afghanistan and the impoverished nation seeking foreign investment, is the Afghan economy about to take off?

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The Foreign Desk - A world without Nato?

7 July 2018

Nato’s heads of state and government will meet in Brussels this week. With Russia becoming more defiant and the US less interested in co-operation, does the alliance have a future and, if so, what does it look like? Andrew…

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Defence

21 March 2019

How a no-deal Brexit could affect UK security, Nato turns 70 and the US makes some big purchases.

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Defence

15 November 2018

Trouble in Afghanistan, Mexico and Canada make a deal, plus China’s new toy.

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The Briefing - Bonus feature: Nato and Russia

15 March 2018

Former Nato commander General Sir Richard Shirreff tells us that the alliance could invoke Article 5 if Russia has used a nerve-agent in the UK.

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The Monocle Daily - Russia, Ukraine and Nato

9 July 2024

As Ukraine mourns dozens killed in the worst Russian airstrikes in months, Nato leaders in Washington weigh up how to respond. Plus: Narendra Modi in Moscow – and should Milan’s main airport be renamed after Silvio Berlu…

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Defence

17 May 2019

New subs for Taiwan, the Egyptian navy’s spending spree, and Greece and North Macedonia make up.

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Q&A: Estonian president Toomas Hendrik Ilves

12 April 2016

The Estonian president talks (and talks) to us about his fixes for Europe.

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Fight your corner

29 April 2021

Trump called the organisation ‘obsolete’ but Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance is stronger than ever and ready to deal with cyber threats, bullying nations and the shifting global balance of power…

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The Foreign Desk - Forging the future of Nato

24 June 2023

National leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation are gearing up for the alliance’s high-stakes summit next month in Lithuania. How has the war in Ukraine transformed Nato? And what comes next? Andrew Mueller…

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The Foreign Desk - Nato’s Ukraine dilemma

15 July 2023

In this special episode, the team travels to Vilnius for a historic Nato summit. What’s in store for the alliance and when will Ukraine be joining? Andrew Mueller speaks to the prime minister of Bulgaria, Nikolai Denkov;…

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The Globalist - Who will be Nato’s next leader?

23 February 2024

As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, we look ahead to who might replace Jens Stoltenberg as the secretary general of Nato later this year. Then: the latest on Israel’s bombardment of Rafah and Andrew Mueller’s ‘What…

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The Monocle Daily - Biden addresses Nato

10 July 2024

Joe Biden is at the 75th Nato summit, hoping to reinvigorate both the organisation’s image and his own. Plus: Australia appoints an antisemitism envoy. And: should politicians and entertainment media ever mix?