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Address04 Nov. 1998 in its Central European Review (26.10.98) "Recently a model of economic achievement, Estonia stands out again, this time as a lesson in how to manage a crisis". Mr. Chairman, While so much has been said about the military criteria of NATO | Opinion |
Current Developments in NATO from the Chairman's Perspective Address27 Oct. 1998 the democratic and free-market economic models since the break up of the Soviet Union. But the scale of the challenge sometimes appears overwhelming for a nation whose social conscience never adopted such ideals in its history and so far, Russia, has certainly | Opinion |
Speech05 Oct. 1998 Mr Secretary General Solana, Excellencies, generals, ladies and gentlemen, Can a European nation which has resisted the non-democracy and totalitarianism of the regime -since the regime threatened its future and existence and denied human dignity | Opinion |
Briefing24 Sep. 1998 operations in connection with Kosovo, strictly speaking what they did was to authorize SACEUR to issue a ACTWARN which calls on nations to indicate their willingness to provide the necessary forces for an operation. The focus of the discussion this morning | Opinion |
"The Role of the Military in a Democracy" Address02 Jul. 1998 of nations that make up the Euro-Atlantic community. With my presentation on "The Role of the Military in a Democracy" I want to offer you some ideas and food for thought which might be of use to you. Let me start by mentionning that the Role | Opinion |
Welcoming Address02 Jul. 1998 is aware that to manage such a fundamental transformation is a daunting challenge. No one expects a young nation like yours to face it without outside help and assistance. The international community is ready to lend such assistance. Indeed | Opinion |
Transformation of the Security Sector02 Jul. 1998 for national reconstruction. As peace and economic reforms advance, people (politicians and voters) will have to face the very difficult task of living in a new environment. In the Former Soviet Union personal and commercial interests have replaced state | Opinion |
Statement12 Jun. 1998 participated. The workshop elaborated on a concrete model on how a country can implement a structured and an efficient national environment policy. It is my belief that this workshop can lay the foundation for future defence-related environmental work within | Opinion |
Presentation29 May. 1998 of Yugoslavia. As much, as curbing conflicts in Bosnia and Yugoslavia is important today I do not see these conflicts as a typical or recurring model for Europe. In the coming century, in my opinion, we may expect three main security challenges: conflicts | Opinion |
Transcript of the Press Conference by the Secretary General of NATO, Javier Solana28 Apr. 1998 , please? Secretary General : I think that the best manner to answer your question because you will understand it very well is by saying the following: We have a model, a model which has worked very well and that has inside many different elements | Opinion |
