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During a 2-day conference held in London by the Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA) at Chatham House, 7-8 October, high-level government and military officials discussed the future of NATO after Kosovo. They drew on the lessons learned during the crisis to reflect on the development of areas such as Europe's role within NATO, relations with Partner countries and, in particular, with Russia and on the Alliance's general contribution to security throughout the Euro-Atlantic area. The conference was part of NATO's 50th anniversary programme.