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"The Omaha Milkman Today" - Speech by NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson at the RUSI Conference in London08 Dec. 2003 Transformation now provides the carrot of compatibility to add to the stick of marginalisation. Compared to the delivery of new strategic airlift aircraft, air tankers, precision weapons and the like, overhauling the Alliance's internal processes may seem | Opinion |
Press Conference by NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson following a meeting of the North Atlantic Councilat the level of...01 Dec. 2003 planning will be done for autonomous EU operations through those national capitals. So we have to see if there is any proposal to go beyond that. Until we know any details of that it's difficult for me to make any judgement about it. There already | Opinion |
Press Point with NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson, the PSC Chairman, Ambassador Maurizio Melani and the EU High Repres...21 Oct. 2003 of Macedonia (ª). The Berlin Plus arrangements recognize that the European Union can and will undertake autonomous operations. That was foreseen right back in the days when I was party to the Saint-Malo Agreement at the British-French Summit in 1998 | Opinion |
Speech by NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertsonat the Grandes Conférences Catholiques21 Oct. 2003 military operations in the Straits of Gibraltar, Bosnia, Kosovo and Afghanistan, and support to Poland and Spain in Iraq. It covers the threats of terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. It covers close but complicated institutional relations with the EU | Opinion |
"Change and continuity" by Lord Robertson, Secretary General of NATO01 Oct. 2003 . And Allied Command Transformation now provides the carrot of compatibility to add to the stick of marginalisation. Compared to the delivery of new strategic airlift aircraft, air tankers, precision weapons and the like, overhauling the Alliance’s internal | Opinion |
"Should the European Union be able to do everything that NATO can?" - Debate Fraser Cameron versus Andrew Moravcsik01 Jul. 2003 ª and Congo. Others are in the pipeline. There are thousands of European peacekeepers deployed in the Balkans, Afghanistan and elsewhere. Furthermore, the European Union has agreed policy guidelines on weapons of mass destruction and proliferation | Opinion |
"How global a role can and should NATO play?" - Debate Steve Larrabee vs François Heisbourg01 Jan. 2003 in an environment where they might be faced with biological, chemical and nuclear weapons. This change essentially ends the "out-of-area" debate that has raged within the Alliance in the last few years. However, some in Europe oppose what they see as an effort | Opinion |
Statement by Vartan Oskanian, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Armenia at the meeting of the EAPC07 Dec. 2001 . However, backpedaling by Azerbaijan has now put that process on hold. The main impediment to the resolution of the Nagorno Karabagh conflict is Azerbaijan's fixation on the notion of autonomy or self-rule. Nagorno Karabagh's autonomous status during | Opinion |
The State of the Alliance - a Good News Story30 Mar. 2001 may act autonomously -- but if it is an operation that affects Turkey's security or Turkey's vital interests, it will obviously be in the interest of the EU to at least solicit Turkey's views, and most probably to seek its active contribution | Opinion |
Intervention14 Dec. 2000 different ethnic groups can live together democratically and peacefully. Since our last meeting, Kosovo held landmark municipal elections that constitute a step toward autonomous self-government. The new year holds the promise of further progress. We urge | Opinion |
