3 Dec. 2002	Chiefs of Defence take forward Prague decisions During their autumn meetings in Brussels, NATO Chiefs of Defence took stock of the decisions made by their Heads of State and Government at the Prague Summit on 21-22 November 2002. More...
9 Dec. 2002	Transforming the military to fight terrorism The creation of mobile, well-trained, well-equipped forces is vital to confronting terrorism. This was one of the key messages made by NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson, at a high level NATO-Russia conference in Moscow. More...
10 Dec. 2002	President of Algeria visits NATO The President of Algeria, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, met for talks with Lord Robertson at NATO Headquarters in Brussels on 10 December. More...
16 Dec. 2002	EU and NATO adopt framework for co-operation A joint declaration adopted by the European Union and NATO on 16 December has opened the way for closer political and military co-operation between the two organisations. More...
17 Dec. 2002	Non-military cooperation between NATO and Ukraine A seminar on "NATO-Ukraine: non-military cooperation" was held in Kyiv on 17 December. It was organised by a Ukrainian NGO called "European Centre of Technological Safety", with the support of the Ministry of Ukraine for Emergencies and Affairs of Population Protection from the Consequences of the Chernobyl Catastrophe and the NATO Information and Documentation Centre in Kyiv. More...
18 Dec. 2002	End of year message from NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson 2002 has been a momentous year for NATO. A year in which the Alliance transformed to deal with the dramatically different security risks and threats of the 21st century. A year in which NATO invited seven countries to join the Alliance, launched a new partnership with Russia, and engaged all its partners into closer cooperation. And a year in which NATO’s continuing strong commitment to peace, stability and cooperation in the Balkans started to show very concrete results. More...