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''Renewing the Transatlantic security community in the age of globalisation'' - Speech by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen at the Central Military Club, Sofia, Bulgaria21 May. 2010 . Let me begin with a quote by Elias Canetti, the Nobel Prize winning author who was born here in Bulgaria. He once said that “It does not matter how new an idea is. What matters is how new it becomes.” One can hardly find a better description of NATO | Opinion |
Questions and answers at the joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen and Madeleine Albright, Chair of the Group of Experts18 May. 2010 door open hand in terms of dealing with Russia. UNIDENTIFIED : Dmitry Shkurko, National News Agency of Ukraine. Secretary Albright, just follow-up of the question of my colleague. In the current geopolitical circumstances, do you consider any | Opinion |
'NATO 2020: Assured Security; Dynamic Engagement' - Analysis and Recommendations of the Group of Experts on a New Strategic Concept for NATO17 May. 2010 the current concept was adopted. Most dramatically, the 9/11 and subsequent attacks demonstrated the deadly connection between technology and terror, triggering a response that has drawn NATO troops far from home, illuminated the need for timely intelligence | Official text |
Meeting Future Challenges Together - Speech by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen at the Bucharest University07 May. 2010 . It is therefore all the more reassuring to see that our member nations not only continue standing together, but even increase their contribution. Romania is a case in point, and I want to use this opportunity to thank Romania not only for its current contribution | Opinion |
Press conference by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Prime Minister of Spain04 May. 2010 important we renew this confidence in the current strategy in Afghanistan, which will be, we think, well be assessed how well we've done this in November at the summit. But we reaffirm, reconfirm in the validity and the worth of the current strategy | Opinion |
Address by Giampaolo Di Paolo, Chairman of the Military Committee to NATO Defense College Senior Officers' Course 11628 Apr. 2010 the building of the Alliance. The main pillar of the Alliance today is Transformation. Why? Because transformation allows us to adapt to the future and to the new realities. That’s why it’s so important. And transformation does not only imply changing | Opinion |
Address by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen at the Belgian Royal High Institute for Defence26 Apr. 2010 capabilities accordingly, we need to do this by making more effective and efficient use of the resources we currently have. And this is where transformation and reform can be exploited to our advantage. Put simply, transformation and reform can help us to get | Opinion |
Monthly press briefing by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen19 Apr. 2010 you that the Icelandic volcano does not have any effects on our operations nor our... neither our operations, nor our territorial defence of Allied member States. I've no information about the F-16. Q: Secretary General, (inaudible) Bosnian TV | Opinion |
Weekly press briefing by the NATO Spokesman James Appathurai24 Mar. 2010 , was a centre in Afghanistan, and that's saying something, of drug production. Now the conditions are in place for better governance, alternative livelihoods and a sustainable solution that does not just create more enemies to the problem of narcotics | Opinion |
Provincial Reconstruction Teams look at way forward in Afghanistan19 Mar. 2010 , the distribution of alternative crops, installation of bridges, the digging of wells, and building schools and clinics," said Governor Mangal. "Successes are happening." What’s a PRT and how does it work? PRTs typically include about 80 people. Roughly 60 | News |
