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Press briefing by NATO Spokesman, James Appathurai14 Feb. 2007 forces were involved in Afghanistan was as part of a U.S. special forces task force, or just part of Operation Enduring Freedom, but these special forces are part of ISAF, first question? Second, that special forces task force, is that still part | Opinion |
Press briefing by James Appathurai, NATO Spokesman08 Feb. 2007 Craddock said in the meeting. I think we're up there. No, okay. C'est bon. We'll go here and then there, and then I'll be done. Q: James, thank you. We've seen certainly noises from the U.S. over the last few weeks about the numbers in Afghanistan | Opinion |
ISAF change of command04 Feb. 2007 04 Feb. 2007 - 04 Feb. 2007 | Last updated: 14 Aug. 2008 09:16 U.S | News |
Weekly press briefing by the acting NATO Deputy Spokesman, Robert Pszczel31 Jan. 2007 , 374 ongoing projects, included announcement of a plan to spend $24 million worth U.S. on reconstruction projects in Wardak province, which include, for instance, storage for agriculture projects, hospital maternity centre. And also there is ongoing | Opinion |
Prepared Remarks of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice at the NATO Afghanistan Contributing Nations Meeting26 Jan. 2007 and police. In addition, Defense Secretary Gates plans to expand the U.S. military contribution, partly by extending the duty of troops already there, and partly through extra forces. This effort will help us to build on NATO’s hard-won successes | Opinion |
Press briefing by NATO Spokesman, James Appathurai following the meeting of the North Atlantic Council at the level of Foreign Ministers26 Jan. 2007 this takes place in Afghanistan in support of course of the Karzai government. So a strong call for strong and effective UN leadership to improve coordination and the comprehensive approach. There was of course the announcement by the U.S. Secretary | Opinion |
Press briefing by NATO Spokesman, James Appathurai24 Jan. 2007 . It is moving to a different, more permanent, if you wish, or more long-standing model. Similar to what we have, for example, in Kosovo and have had for many years. U.S. General McNeil will take the first command of this new composite headquarters, and he | Opinion |
Press point by the NATO Secretary General, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer and United States Secretary of Defense, Mr. Robert Gates12 Jan. 2007 . Both on Afghanistan and Kosovo I commended Secretary Gates, I commended the United States, on the very important fundamental contribution the U.S. makes to both operations. In Kosovo you know the key element is support for the proposals which are going | Opinion |
Japan and NATO: Toward Further Collaboration12 Jan. 2007 and terrorism by reinforcing the border control capabilities of the Afghan government, in collaboration with Germany, the U.S. and the EU. Excellencies, In today's world, situations on one side of the globe can easily be tied to developments on the other | Opinion |
Weekly background briefing10 Jan. 2007 it clear that he hopes to see a deeper strategic relationship with NATO. I'm quite sure that that feeling is reciprocated on our side. So I look forward, and we certainly look forward to his visit. On Monday the incoming U.S. Secretary of Defence | Opinion |
