Defence, diplomacy, crises, powers
(B2) The Allied Ministers of Defense must validate, this Thursday in Brussels, a reinforcement of the military structure of the Alliance and a new initiative of reactivity. Gathered for the first time in the new
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(B2) Transport infrastructure funded by the European Commission after 2020 will be dual-use. The 6,5 billion euros dedicated to military mobility in the next financial framework 2021-2027 must meet
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(B2 – exclusive) Launched at the Warsaw summit in July 2016, the adaptation of NATO's military structure must be ratified at the next summit, on 11 and 12 July in Brussels. A reform
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(B2) The new American Secretary of State Mike Pompeo wanted to be reassuring during the meeting of NATO Defense Ministers, Friday, April 27, on the solidarity clause. But he did not hesitate to
Read(B2) The foreign ministers of the Atlantic Alliance must approve this Friday (April 27), the concept of operations (CONOPS) of a mission to train and advise the Iraqi armed forces. This mission responds to a
Read(B2) The Foreign Ministers of the Atlantic Alliance are meeting this Friday (27 April) in Brussels to take stock of all issues, before the NATO summit which will take place on 11
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(B2 at NATO HQ) NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday 15 March welcomed the efforts made by European allies and Canada to come closer to the 2% target
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(B2) In the background of the meeting of NATO Defense Ministers, on February 14 and 15, appears what has become today the “Turkish Question”. Admittedly, the subject does not appear officially in the
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(B2) The meeting of NATO Defense Ministers on February 14 and 15 is essentially intended to prepare the future Alliance summit, on July 11 and 12, and to feed it.
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(B2) Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel made this known in a press release published this Thursday (January 25) (1). The military escalation in northern Syria (with the involvement of Turkey against the
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(B2) On the sidelines of the NATO summit in Warsaw, European (J.-C. Juncker for the Commission, D. Tusk for the European Council) and Euro-Atlantic (J. Stoltenberg) leaders sign, Friday 8 July 2016, a joint statement
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(B2) In Brussels, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson affirmed and repeated throughout the meeting of NATO foreign ministers on December 5 and 6: Article V –
Read(B2) What could be more emblematic than military mobility or the military Schengen area, to unite NATO and the EU. The Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, was therefore able, at his leisure, to insist and detail the outlines
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(B2) The European Union and NATO adopted simultaneously, on Tuesday (5 December), a new wave of joint actions, illustrating the agreement signed on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Warsaw, defining seven areas of common cooperative interests, and
Read(B2) The Foreign Ministers of the Atlantic Alliance meet on Tuesday and Wednesday (December 5-6) against the backdrop of the North Korean crisis which is taking a fundamental turn. The presence of the American Secretary of State,
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(B2) NATO Defense Ministers meet on 8 and 9 November in Brussels, a few days before the meeting of EU Defense Ministers with three main topics to discuss
Read(B2) The Ministers of Defense of the Atlantic Alliance should, on Wednesday (8 November), give their imprimatur to the strengthening of the structures of the Alliance by adopting a series of principles. A movement that comes to end
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(B2) Despite all the vicissitudes, the dialogue between NATO and Russia continues. For the third time this year, a meeting of the NATO-Russia Council was held on Thursday (26 October), with three topics on the agenda
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(B2) British Chief of Staff Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach will be the next Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, as of June 2018, replacing Czech Petr Pavel (who held
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