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Opening remarks by the Chair of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer - Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence Session19 May. 2022 will focus on the implementation of DDA and the development of our long-term posture. During session four, with partners from Australia, Japan, New Zealand, the Republic of Korea and the new Chairman of the EUMC, General Robert Brieger, we will focus | Opinion |
Joint press conference by Admiral Rob Bauer, Chair of the Military Committee, General Tod Wolters, Supreme Allied Commander Europe and General Philippe Lavigne, Supreme Commander Transformation - Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence Session19 May. 2022 what this war means for NATO’s posture in the short term AND in the long term. I want to stress that we are not looking at the situation in Ukraine alone. Together with Finland and Sweden, and our Asia-Pacific Partners Australia, Japan, New | Opinion |
NATO Chiefs of Defence Session with Australia, Japan, Korea and New Zealand19 May. 2022 Chiefs of Defence Session with Australia, Japan, Korea and New Zealand 19 May. 2022 - | Last updated: 19 May. 2022 16:07 | Photo gallery |
Allied Chiefs of Defence discuss collective defence19 May. 2022 of the Euro-Atlantic Area (DDA), and the longer-term posture. The Chiefs of Defence provided their guidance on the adaptation of NATO’s military posture. The Indo-Pacific Region was the focus of session four. Here, the Chiefs of Defence of Australia, Japan | News |
Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence Session - Brussels, 19 May 202219 May. 2022 Session 3 Photos 13:50 Session with Australia, Japan, Korea and New | Event |
Allied Chiefs of Defence discuss collective defence19 May. 2022 of the Euro-Atlantic Area (DDA), and the longer-term posture. The Chiefs of Defence provided their guidance on the adaptation of NATO’s military posture. The Indo-Pacific Region was the focus of session four. Here, the Chiefs of Defence of Australia, Japan | News |
Speech by NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană at the Hudson Institute in Washington D.C.12 May. 2022 . We are united in NATO in condemning President Putin’s ongoing war of aggression in Ukraine. Also, with many of our close partners from Finland, Sweden to Australia and Japan. And the meeting in Ramstein that took place a few days back is an indication | Opinion |
NATO Military Chiefs of Defence Meeting - Media Advisory - UPDATED06 May. 2022 . The Chiefs of Defence will then meet with NATO’s Asia-Pacific Partners Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and the Republic of Korea, to discuss regional developments. This will be followed by a session led by General Lavigne (SACT), in which the Chiefs of Defence | News |
NATO Military Chiefs of Defence Meeting - Media Advisory - UPDATED06 May. 2022 . The Chiefs of Defence will then meet with NATO’s Asia-Pacific Partners Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and the Republic of Korea, to discuss regional developments. This will be followed by a session led by General Lavigne (SACT), in which the Chiefs of Defence | News |
Opening remarks by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at the NATO Youth Summit 2022 followed by Q&A28 Apr. 2022 , New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, likeminded democracies to stand up for our democratic values, freedom of press, democratic values around the world. NATO will remain an Alliance of North America and Europe. We will not become a global NATO, but we need | Opinion |
