NATO

  • Jun 7, 2004
  • 7 min read

CENTRAL ASIA: US military presence set to endure

At its Istanbul summit on June 28-29, NATO is likely to pledge stronger cooperation with...

Central Asia
  • Jun 2, 2004
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ARMENIA/RUSSIA: Yerevan plays Moscow against West

The joint Armenian-Russian interparliamentary commission is discussing economic cooperation in...

Armenia
  • May 28, 2004
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RUSSIA: Putin still aims at US strategic partnership

In his first state of the nation speech since being re-elected, President Vladimir Putin vowed on...

Russia
  • May 3, 2004
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EUROPEAN UNION: New members may find EU loses allure

Ten new member states joined the EU on May 1. The immediate impact of accession on the new...

Eu
  • Apr 28, 2004
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RUSSIA/NATO: Divergent interests undermine relations

The NATO-Russia Council is generally seen as successful, but several highly contentious issues...

Russia
  • Apr 23, 2004
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RUSSIA: Re-elected Putin will retain his world view

There are unlikely to be major changes in foreign policy following the re-election of President...

Russia
  • Apr 5, 2004
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EUROPEAN UNION: Bosnia tests EU military capacity

An informal meeting of EU defence ministers takes place in Brussels today and tomorrow. Ministers...

Eu
  • Apr 2, 2004
  • 7 min read

NATO/EASTERN EUROPE: Larger NATO benefits Washington

The flags of Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia are being...

Eastern Europe