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Press briefing by the NATO Spokesperson, Oana Lungescu on 15 February 201215 Feb. 2012 conditions. Montenegro declared a state of emergency and asked for NATO assistance. With that, over to Ludwig, on AGS, who once again will be speaking as a NATO official. Ludwig | Opinion |
Press briefing by the NATO Spokesperson and the Deputy Assistant Secretary General, Defence Policy and Planning Division on 15 February 201215 Feb. 2012 The NATO Spokesperson held a press briefing on Wednesday 15th February 2012. She was joined by Mr. Heiner Brauss, Deputy Assistant Secretary General, Defence Policy and Planning Division, who provided a background update on Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS | News |
Press briefing - Wednesday 15th February 2012 - 14h0013 Feb. 2012 a background update on Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS). This briefing is NOT opened to television cameras. The transcript will be provided on NATO website after the event | Pressrelease |
Meetings of NATO Defence Ministers - 2-3 February 2012 - Brussels02 Feb. 2012 - 03 Feb. 2012 Topics Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) NATO's | Event |
Meetings of NATO Defence Ministers - 2-3 February 2012 - Brussels02 Feb. 2012 - 03 Feb. 2012 Topics Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) NATO's | Event |
NATO-sponsored project to help secure dangerous munitions in Tajikistan31 Jan. 2012 the fact that some of the munitions’ components deteriorate as they age, becoming very unstable. With Tajikistan’s dry summer temperatures, during which temperatures can reach up to 50ºC, the risk of a fire that could cause the munitions to detonate | News |
Secretary General’s Annual Report 201126 Jan. 2012 or cancellation of major equipment projects in many countries, thereby putting into question equipment recapitalization and transformation efforts at a time when existing equipment is ageing and is subject to increased wear as a result of its use during current | Opinion |
NATO's Baltic Allies: punching above their weight - Speech by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen in Talinn, Estonia on 19 January 201219 Jan. 2012 and dependent. The economic crisis has only underlined how much we all depend on one another. In an age of austerity and uncertainty, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are demonstrating that it is possible to stay serious about building security. You are all | Opinion |
NATO Secretary General praises Estonia’s commitment to Smart Defence19 Jan. 2012 speding remains essential for to show Allies stay serious about security in an age of austerity and uncertainty. That is why, he said, "I particularly value the Estonian government's decision to increase its defence spending to 2 percent of GDP this year | News |
Statement by the NATO Secretary General on US Defence Review05 Jan. 2012 Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) AWACS: NATO’s 'eyes in the sky | News, Pressrelease |
