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''Defence matters'' - Speech by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen at the 2013 annual session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Dubrovnik, Croatia11 Oct. 2013 publics look at defence, and the value they place upon it. The big question was: how much does our defence really matter? The results are now in. And the answer is clear. In a nutshell, defence does still matter. But we all need to do a much | Opinion |
Joint press conference with President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia and NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen27 Jun. 2013 who has commended me during his meeting with the students, who use very good words. But democracy is much wider than Saakashvili or (inaudible...) leader. Freedom is not Saakashvili's (inaudible), the democratic build-up does not mean... does not infer | Opinion |
NATO Week raises awareness of Georgia’s path to integration07 Jun. 2013 , a two-day event briefed Georgian journalists about NATO’s current policies and agenda. Other events involving school children, students, and representatives of civil society and local and national media took place across the country in the days | News |
''A strong Europe for a strong NATO'' - Speech by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen at the Academy of National Defence in Warsaw06 Jun. 2013 . Today, that tradition still thrives. And that lesson still holds. Two thousand members of the Polish armed forces are currently deployed in operations. Many are serving with courage and professionalism in Afghanistan and in Kosovo, alongside | Opinion |
Press conference by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen following the NATO Defence Ministers meeting04 Jun. 2013 the line on defence spending, and look to increase it as our economies recover. We must make the best use of the money we have, through better, smarter cooperation. And European countries must do more to relieve the unequal burden which is currently | Opinion |
Statement by NATO Secretary General Special Representative for Women, Peace and Security Mari Skåre at the conference ‘Peace for all Afghans’04 Jun. 2013 arrangements to protect women, and the continued under-representation of women in peace processes remain serious impediments to building sustainable peace.’ This is an important message coming from NATO. It does not mean that NATO, as a political-military | Opinion |
Questions and answers with Admiral James Stavridis, outgoing Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR)13 May. 2013 Admiral, perhaps one of the most striking moments during your tenure was the crisis in Libya. What went well? What does NATO need to work on? Libya was a real test for the Alliance. Under extremely tight timelines NATO responded more rapidly than | Opinion |
Monthly press conference by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen19 Apr. 2013 the Korean Demilitarised Zone, where I was briefed on the current state of affairs by the United Nations Command. In Japan, I signed the first NATO-Japan joint political declaration with Prime Minister Abe, a declaration which will chart the future course | Opinion |
''NATO and Japan – natural partners'' - Speech by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen at the Japan National Press Club, Tokyo, Japan15 Apr. 2013 and the international community to reinforce the rules-based international system. And to build security and stability – both in our own regions, and beyond. But let me make one thing clear. The Alliance’s global perspective does not mean that NATO seeks | Opinion |
Press briefing by Lieutenant General Nick Carter, Deputy Commander, ISAF27 Mar. 2013 % of the violence during the course of last year was confined to some 10 districts. And of course, the complex attack that took place in Nad Ali last night is representative of one of the districts that does tend to come under pressure during the course | Opinion |
