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NATO continues to value the role that nuclear weapons play in preserving peace and security.
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Any attempt to define or even discuss the nature of future warfighting depends upon timeframe and perspective.
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Alliances are less weighty, less solid than in the past. There is little point in bemoaning the fact: NATO is a product of our liquid times.
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Post 9/11 NATO initiated a transformation process that would have profound consequences for its role as a collective defence organization, including its relations with the United Nations system of...
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Dr Jamie Shea, NATO Director of Information and Press, mounts a robust defence of the Alliance in th
View ArticleNATOs Forthcoming Decisions
The issue before NATOs Prague summit in November is no longer whether a NATO enlargement will take
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At its Prague Summit in November 2002 NATO will address the thorny issue of enlargement. What it is
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Dan Plesch and Martin Butcher raise the alarm over developments in NATO policy on nuclear wea
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This article details the co-operation between Czech and Slovak weapons of mass destruction experts and Greek planners for the Athens Olympics.
View ArticleNATO Missile Defence: The Political and Operational Case for a Two-Base...
Missile defence is now central to the security relationship between Europe and the United States, and NATOs raison dêtre. A European debate on BMD is overdue. This article is intended to help...
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