| Title | Document type |
Work Plan for Dialogue, Partnership and Cooperation10 Mar. 1992 control and disarmament issues Views on military exercises Democratic concepts of civilian-military relations Planning, management and analysis of national defence programmes and budgets Concepts and methods of training and education | Official text |
The Alliance's 1991 Strategic Concept08 Nov. 1991 . They have, in varying degrees, embraced and begun to implement policies aimed at achieving pluralistic democracy, the rule of law, respect for human rights and a market economy. The political division of Europe that was the source of the military | Official text |
Speech before the Hungarian Parliament Speech by Secretary General, Manfred Wörner22 Nov. 1990 of cooperation in Europe. In such an order military power will play a lesser role; less dominant, directed at no specific threat or potential enemy and dedicated to the role of reassurance against risks and the prevention of war. How has NATO changed, you may | Opinion |
Building a new Europe Speech by Secretary General, Manfred Wörner at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech and Slovak...06 Sep. 1990 no interest in a confrontational system. For NATO has a new, even more valuable role to play as a supporting pillar of a new and peaceful order of cooperation in Europe. In such an order military power will play a lesser role; less dominant, threatening no-one | Opinion |
NATO Speech: Address to the German American Roundtable of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Speech by Secretary General, Manfred ...25 Oct. 1989 . Clear analysis will prevent us from indulging in a false nostalgia for these times. It is not our task to save communism or to stabilize communist regimes against the will of their own peoples. Our goal is to assist the transformation of communism | Opinion |
Address to the Eighth NATO Maritime Symposium-Sealink Speech by Secretary General, Manfred Wörner13 Jun. 1989 . For one thing I love a varied audience. It is indeed remarkable for one event to bring together some 300 eminent personalities from all walks of life - military, political, educational, industrial and commercial. Moreover, land-locked in Brussels and so | Opinion |
Final Communiqué07 Jun. 1985 of the initiative on Conventional Defence Improvements by those Allies participating in the Allied military structure, to conduct an overall analysis of means of enhancing NATO armaments cooperation. They emphasised the political importance which they attach | Official text |
Resource Guidance22 May. 1985 to support NATO's overall deterrence and defence objectives. There is a political and military need to improve NATO's conventional defence capabilities in relation to those of the Warsaw Pact in order to narrow the gap and reduce dependence on the early | Official text |
The Montebello Decision on Reductions of Nuclear Forces, announced by the Nuclear Planning Group in Ministerial Session27 Oct. 1983 implementation. 1 At the same time Ministers decided to reduce the NATO stockpile by 1,000 warheads. This withdrawal has been completed. Moreover, Ministers mandated further analysis to determine whether the withdrawal of weapons beyond the 1,000 then decided | Official text |
Washington Summit Final Communiqué issued by NATO Heads of State and Government (1978)30 May. 1978 . The Allied leaders noted that their meeting follows a year of intense activity, analysis and reassessment aimed at ensuring that the Alliance can meet future tasks. In particular, the Allies have successfully undertaken the study and implementation | Official text |
