| Title | Document type |
The six principles of partnership31 Oct. 2000 with these two countries, to work more closely with them, and to help them with their post-Communist transition as effectively as possible. The NATO-Russia relationship is clearly the most challenging of our Partnerships. Today, after the Kosovo "ice age", our | Opinion |
Address05 Oct. 2000 internalized from the cradle that Georgian stability and well-being depends on the harmonious coexistence between different ethnic and religious groups, and protection of their reasonable interests. The finest years of Georgia's long history - our golden age so | Opinion |
NATO and South-Eastern Europe Secretary General's Remarks at the Conference of the CeSPI/IAI-East West Institute on "Prospec...08 May. 2000 . The notion that we can ignore regional conflicts because they bear no relevance to our own security is being put to rest. The clearest lesson we have learned from the Balkan conflicts is that, in the age of globalisation and ever-growing interdependence, all | Opinion |
"NATO at the Beginning of the 21st Century" Speech to the Netherlands Atlantic Association13 Apr. 2000 on the Isle of Islay! Since I turned fifty-four years old, I have done some reading on middle-age that I found quite interesting. For example, a recent study from an American University has concluded that the early fifties are the best years of a person's life | Opinion |
Kosovo: The Real Story06 Apr. 2000 building in the village was destroyed. The last year of the twentieth century, in the heart of Europe, two hours flight from Paris, a few hours drive to Budapest, houses with satellite TV - and the savagery of the Middle Ages. But NATO drove out | Opinion |
Why Markets Need NATO03 Apr. 2000 . In the small European pond, the ripple effects bring waves to distant markets and doorsteps. And neither can the United States insulate itself. In the age of globalisation and even the internet stock market the Atlantic Ocean is no longer a shield. It would | Opinion |
KFOR support in Kosovo01 Dec. 1999 to construct 500 winterised classroom-tents with flooring, lights, stoves and furniture. These tents will provide temporary accommodation for 15,000 school-aged children. | News |
Speech Atlantic Treaty Association19 Oct. 1999 General. Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, As I look to the future of this great Alliance, I am very confident -- because at the age of 50, NATO remains at the centre of European security, with new missions, new members, and ever-deepening | Opinion |
Speech23 Sep. 1999 (DCI), designed to ensure better coordination and harmonisation of NATO defence and armaments planning. The aim is to improve our capabilities and the interoperability among Allies in the age of high-technology. Russia is another challenge | Opinion |
Speaking Notes30 Jun. 1999 military lesson learned I wish to highlight today deals with intelligence. It is now obvious that in this day and age good military intelligence is not sufficient to ensure success. Indeed, in a crisis prevention/crisis management scenario such as Kosovo | Opinion |
