Worldview 5.18.12

May. 18, 2012
Film contributor Milos Stehlik checks in from the Cannes Film Festival and we dive deep into NATO with a listener quiz.

Inside the minds of a cop and a NATO protester

May. 17, 2012
There's a lot of speculation about whether there will be violence between police and protesters in Chicago over the next few days. Here, a NATO protester and a Chicago police officer talk to WBEZ about what they're expecting this weekend. 

International monitors to keep eyes on NATO protests

May. 17, 2012
The same international watchdog group that's monitored contentious elections in Armenia and spoken out against the jailing of Russian journalists is now training its eye closer to home: this weekend's NATO summit.

How are the media preparing for NATO protests?

May. 17, 2012
The City of Chicago has been gearing up to play host to the second NATO summit to occur in the United States.

Worldview 5.16.12

May. 16, 2012
Today we talk to a group that wants to envision a world without NATO, and discuss the story of an Islamist website that has offered a $100,000 to anyone who kills the rapper Shahin Najafi.

Peace activist envisions a world without NATO

May. 16, 2012
German activist Reiner Braun, a noted representative of Germany’s peace movement since 1982, has serious concerns about NATO as it pursues so-called "out of area" operations. Wednesday on Worldview Braun shares his vision for a world without the treaty organizaion.

Wellness Center to treat protesters

May. 15, 2012
The NATO Wellness Center opened Monday to provide medical care—everything from first aid to acupuncture—for protestors during the NATO summit.

Out-of-state officers to help at NATO

May. 15, 2012
The Chicago Police Department will be getting a hand from out-of-state officers during the upcoming NATO summit, which is expected to draw protesters to the city.Department spokeswoman Melissa Stratton says officers from Milwaukee, Philadelphia and Charlotte-Mecklenburg, N.C., will be in Chicago to

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