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International concern over violence in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (1)07 May. 2001 of Albania, Ilir Meta, to discuss events in the Balkans and, more particularly, to share information about the situation in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia ( 1 ) . At a press conference, Lord Robertson reiterated that violence was not advancing | News |
Exercise Adventure Express/ Dynamic Express 200127 Apr. 2001 operations in the Balkans. Preliminary training will take place in Albania with Albanian troops before the reserve forces move on to SFOR and KFOR theatres. Exercise Adventure Express/Dynamic Express 2001 combines two annual exercises. Participants | News |
Press Point19 Mar. 2001 recently signed with Yugoslavia? And if it's not, what in your opinion is the reason why this violence is spreading? Mr. Kerim: Well I can't speculate on that, I only know that the whole international community welcomed this agreement and also Albania | Opinion |
Safe destruction of anti-personnel landmines and munitions in Moldova27 Feb. 2001 , following a project launched in Albania to destroy some 1.4 million APL's there. Moldova is an active and valuable Partnership for Peace (PfP) and Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) member. This initiative is being undertaken in addition | News |
Speech Saturday Evening Public Lecture "NATO and the Challenges of the New Millennium"17 Feb. 2001 was the front-runner -- hardly a surprise to anyone. Yet his choice of second and third seemed peculiar even at the time: Yugoslavia and Albania. But there was a distinct logic to this. In the view of this analyst, the military alliances NATO and Warsaw Pact | Opinion |
Latvia becomes associate member of CIOR14 Feb. 2001 , Finland, Lithuania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden and Switzerland (Croatia has observer status). Albania, Bulgaria, Romania and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 1 are possible candidates for future associate membership and formal ties have been | News |
Disposal of Albania's anti-personnel mines25 Jan. 2001 Disposal of Albania's anti-personnel mines | News |
Intervention15 Dec. 2000 in our region. Full membership in both NATO and EU, has been and remains an absolute priority in the agenda of Albania's foreign policy.With regard to NATO the Membership Action Plan, this process is progressing constantly and we are fully aware | Opinion |
Final Communiqué - Ministerial Meeting of the North Atlantic Council held at NATO Headquarters, Brussels14 Dec. 2000 contributions they are making to this effort. We reiterate our appreciation for the ongoing efforts of Albania and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia ª in supporting KFOR. We reiterate our support for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of all | Official text |
Intervention06 Dec. 2000 Mr. Secretary General, Distinguished Colleagues Ladies and Gentlemen, This Defence EAPC Ministerial corresponds to moments when Southeast Europe is passing through important changes. Albania is committed to join its efforts with those | Opinion |
