Chicago Summit: Showcase for the 21st Century NATO?

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The last two decades have demonstrated that NATO’s post-Cold War death notices reprised a classic Mark Twain one-liner. When Twain learned that a New York newspaper had published his obituary, he wisecracked, “The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.” Next week’s NATO summit in Chicago gives NATO’s current leaders an opportunity to showcase the alliance as a focusing instrument for waging war and securing peace in the 21st century.

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