4 Mar. 2009

Foreign Affairs Ministers to discuss key transatlantic issues

Allied Foreign Ministers will gather for informal talks at NATO’s Headquarters in Brussels on 5 March to discuss a broad range of issues in the run-up to the Strasbourg/Kehl Summit early April. Topics on the agenda include the situation in Afghanistan, NATO-Russia relations and the Declaration on Alliance Security.

3 Mar. 2009

NATO-Ukraine Annual Target Plan 2009

Following the approval by the NATO-Ukraine Commission and the subsequent signature of Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, this year’s NATO-Ukraine Annual Target Plan is now available on NATO and Ukrainian official websites.

12 Mar. 2009

Hungary to commemorate NATO accession

The Government of Hungary will host an international conference, “Ten Years in NATO: A Decade of Security”, on 12 March 2009 in the Upper Chamber of the Hungarian Parliament. The conference commemorates the anniversary of the accession of Hungary to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in 1999, along with Poland and the Czech Republic.

25-26 Feb. 2009

Conference focuses on reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan

Representatives from the 26 Provincial Reconstruction Teams in Afghanistan attended the quarterly conference held at the International Security Assistance Force Headquarters in Kabul on 25-26 February. They discussed a wide range of topics including border security, disaster assistance, counter-narcotics and best practices.

2-13 Mar. 2009

Combat readiness exercises for NATO Response Force

NATO Forces participate in two closely linked training exercises, Exercise Loyal Mariner and Exercise Loyal Ledger from 2 - 13 March 2009. The aim is to test their combat readiness for NATO’s high readiness military force, the NATO Response Force.

3 Mar. 2009

Latest edition of the NATO Review now online

The Arctic region in the High North is a centre of interest from Ottawa to Beijing. Why? Because, as the ice melts, major new opportunities in trade, oil and other natural resources are opening up. Now all that is needed is global agreement on how to divide them up. NATO Review talks to some of the key people about how to move forward.

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