16 May 2011 NATO and its partners: changing relationships? NATO is changing the way it works with its partners. Ambassador Dirk Brengelmann, Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs and Security Policy, explains what these changes mean to both sides. 16 May 2011 NATO and Sweden: old partners, new outlooks? 5 May 2011 Enduring Partnerships: is corruption now Afghanistan's main battlefield? 13 April 2011 Asia, NATO and its partners: complicated relationships? (Feb 2010)

14 April 2011 India and NATO: size no problem Take the biggest political-military alliance in history, protecting over 900 million people. And then take the world's second biggest country, whose population has just moved past the 1 billion mark. How could these two work together? Michael Ruehle looks at what could be one of NATO's biggest ever partnerships. 5 May 2011 Safety in numbers? NATO and its partners 25 March 2010 The burden of a landslide victory: a new Japan? 13 April 2011 NATO needs to think twice about its future (Nov 2008)

Sweden: a special NATO partner? Sweden's forces haven't been involved in a combat mission for over 50 years. But they have stood ready to assist in many NATO operations since the 1990s. Ryan Hendrickson here makes the case for Sweden to be called a special partner to NATO. NATO’s 'neutral' European partners: valuable contributors or free riders? Photostory: partners in action Ashton and Paloméros: why the EU and NATO need partners