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"NATO2030: future-proofing the Alliance" - Remarks by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at the Munich Security Conference 2021 (online event)19 Feb. 2021 and Iceland in the north or Turkey in the south, or in the west United States, Canada and United Kingdom – these countries are of course important for the defense, the protection of Europe. And thirdly, it's about politics, any attempt to weaken | Opinion |
Online press conference by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg following the second day of the meetings of NATO Defence Ministers18 Feb. 2021 with Prime Minister Al—Kadhimi this week and assured him that everything will be done in full consultation with the Iraqi authorities. We are also closely coordinating with the Global Coalition. I would like to thank Canada for leading our training | Opinion |
Online press conference by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg following the first day of the meetings of NATO Defence Ministers17 Feb. 2021 . 2021 will be the seventh consecutive year of increased defence spending by European Allies and Canada. Nine Allies are expected to spend 2 % of GDP on defence. Compared to only 3 in 2014. Since 2014, European Allies and Canada have contributed | Opinion |
Greece and NATO - 1952that would be less reliant on nuclear weapons. On 3-6 May 1962, Greece hosted a meeting that would be key for its security and that of the other European Allies and Canada. Foreign and defence ministers from NATO member countries gathered | Declassified |
Press conference by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg ahead of the meetings of NATO Defence Ministers on 17 and 18 February at NATO Headquarters15 Feb. 2021 defence spending. Since 2014, European Allies and Canada have contributed a cumulative extra of 190 billion US dollars. Nine Allies are expected to spend 2 % of GDP on defence. And twenty-four Allies are expected to spend at least 20 % of investment | Opinion |
Defence Ministers meet to address NATO 2030, burden-sharing, and missions in Afghanistan and Iraq15 Feb. 2021 that 2021 will be the seventh consecutive year of increased defence spending. “ Since 2014, European Allies and Canada have contributed a cumulative extra of 190 billion US dollars ,” he said | News |
Defence Ministers meet to address NATO 2030, burden-sharing, and missions in Afghanistan and Iraq15 Feb. 2021 that 2021 will be the seventh consecutive year of increased defence spending. “ Since 2014, European Allies and Canada have contributed a cumulative extra of 190 billion US dollars ,” he said | News |
Joint press point by the NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the Prime Minister of Belgium, Alexander De Croo04 Feb. 2021 of the alliance in the Baltic countries in Poland, but also by the fact that across the whole Alliance, all European Allies and Canada have started to increase defence spending. We made the decision back in 2014, when actually President Biden was the Vice | Opinion |
Opening remarks by Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach, Chairman of the NATO Military Committee at the start of the 184th Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence session27 Jan. 2021 , making best use of resources. And to do that we need and have a strong team of leaders. Today, I would particularly like to welcome the new Chiefs of Defence, Admiral Art McDonald from Canada. Welcome Art. General Flemming Lentfer from | Opinion |
Marc Garneau, Minister of Foreign Affairs of CanadaMarc Garneau Minister of Foreign Affairs – Canada 2021 Last updated: 25 Jan. 2021 17:29 | Biography |
