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Non-Proliferation, Safety and Nuclear SecurityTitle : Non-Proliferation, Safety and Nuclear Security SPS Reference : G4713 Abstract : Since the ending of the Cold War and in the light of an increased risk of nuclear terrorism, a shift in focus has taken place from nuclear safeguards | |
Meeting Security Challenges through Data Analytics and Decision Supportis divided into 3 sections: counter terrorism: methodology and applications; maritime and border security; and cyber security, and will be of interest to all those involved in decision-making processes based on the analysis of big data. Editors | |
Opening Remarks by Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach, Chairman of the NATO Military Committee at the 183rd Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence Session14 May. 2020 against international terrorism, and create the conditions for peace. In Kosovo, our KFOR mission provides a safe and secure environment and freedom of movement for all communities in Kosovo. Our naval deployments continue. The NATO Standing Forces | Opinion |
Germany’s support for nuclear sharing is vital to protect peace and freedom - Op-ed article by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg11 May. 2020 . The Coronavirus is among the greatest threats the world has faced since the Second World War. However, that does not mean that others have gone away. We face the most difficult security environment for a generation. Around the world, terrorism continues | News, Opinion |
NATO Secretary General restresses NATO’s continued cooperation with Iraq in phone call with new Iraq Prime Minister08 May. 2020 . Prime Minister, for your unwavering commitment to the fight against terrorism; this is important for Iraq and for all NATO Allies; NATO will never forget the sacrifices made by the Iraqi forces and people, ” the NATO Secretary General said. “ NATO | News |
183rd Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence session - Media Advisory04 May. 2020 of Defence will discuss the importance of preserving the gains achieved in the last 19 years and possible future engagement with Afghanistan. Allied Chiefs of Defence will also explore avenues to fight terrorism, build stability and strengthen partnerships | News |
NATO’s approach to spacecollective defence, crisis response, counter-terrorism and disaster relief. In 2019, Allies adopted a new Space Policy and declared space an operational domain. NATO remains a key forum for Allies to share information and coordinate activities | Topic |
Coronavirus response: NATO continues to support Afghan security forces and institutions tackling global pandemic20 Apr. 2020 the Afghan security forces and institutions. It was launched on 1 January 2015, following the previous NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). NATO remains firmly committed to support our Afghan partners as they fight terrorism and operate | News |
Press conference by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg following the virtual meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Defence Ministers' session15 Apr. 2020 , security threats, and we do that also by adapting and changing and modernising to new and challenging threats like, for instance, the threats we see in cyberspace, terrorism, space, where we have now established a new command, a cyber new command, and also | Opinion |
Coronavirus response: NATO supports Afghan security forces and institutions tackling global pandemic15 Apr. 2020 their efforts to protect the Afghan population from terrorism and pave the way towards lasting peace in the country | News |
