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Italy’s defense minister: Let’s redefine burden-sharing
Italy considers the role of NATO as crucial in current and future scenarios for international security, and we intend to contribute responsibly.
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Poland’s defense minister: Making the constant effort to strengthen defense
In the coming year we intend to keep up all initiated projects and embark upon new endeavors aimed at making an influential contribution to the trans-Atlantic security and the cohesion of the Western community.
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Norway’s defense minister: Ensuring collective defense and deterrence in the northernmost corner of Europe
We see no military threat against Norway today. However, we have seen a more assertive Russia with both the will and the ability to use military power to achieve political goals.
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US undersecretary of state for arms control: Creating a flexible, effective foreign policy tool
The new Conventional Arms Transfer Policy can be read as an explanation of the potential benefits of such transfers for America’s national and global security.
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Estonia’s defense minister: NATO needs to act on short notice
After a generation of counterinsurgency operations that require a very different approach and philosophy, the alliance is going back to basics, to collective defense.
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Denmark’s defense minister: NATO at 70 — not a time to retire
When we celebrate NATO’s 70th anniversary in 2019, we will not be celebrating an outdated organization created for the challenges of times passed.
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Finland’s defense minister: Continuity and change in Finnish defense policy
The Finnish Defence Forces are more capable and more interoperable than they have ever been. That makes us effective in looking after our own security and a solid partner for other EU member states and NATO countries.
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Lithuania’s defense minister: It will be a good year for NATO
The end of the year is a traditional time to pause for reflection and take a moment to look ahead. Especially so, if the upcoming year brings an important milestone.
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Greece’s alternate defense minister: Countervailing forces are clashing on the international stage
In today’s rapidly changing international environment, a new dynamic has been formed.
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US Air Force chief of staff: Our military must harness the potential of multidomain operations
Figuring out how to master multidomain warfare will be difficult, but do it we must.
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Italy’s defense minister: Let’s redefine burden-sharing
Italy considers the role of NATO as crucial in current and future scenarios for international security, and we intend to contribute responsibly.
-
Poland’s defense minister: Making the constant effort to strengthen defense
In the coming year we intend to keep up all initiated projects and embark upon new endeavors aimed at making an influential contribution to the trans-Atlantic security and the cohesion of the Western community.
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Norway’s defense minister: Ensuring collective defense and deterrence in the northernmost corner of Europe
We see no military threat against Norway today. However, we have seen a more assertive Russia with both the will and the ability to use military power to achieve political goals.
-
US undersecretary of state for arms control: Creating a flexible, effective foreign policy tool
The new Conventional Arms Transfer Policy can be read as an explanation of the potential benefits of such transfers for America’s national and global security.
-
Estonia’s defense minister: NATO needs to act on short notice
After a generation of counterinsurgency operations that require a very different approach and philosophy, the alliance is going back to basics, to collective defense.
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Denmark’s defense minister: NATO at 70 — not a time to retire
When we celebrate NATO’s 70th anniversary in 2019, we will not be celebrating an outdated organization created for the challenges of times passed.
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Finland’s defense minister: Continuity and change in Finnish defense policy
The Finnish Defence Forces are more capable and more interoperable than they have ever been. That makes us effective in looking after our own security and a solid partner for other EU member states and NATO countries.
-
Lithuania’s defense minister: It will be a good year for NATO
The end of the year is a traditional time to pause for reflection and take a moment to look ahead. Especially so, if the upcoming year brings an important milestone.
-
Greece’s alternate defense minister: Countervailing forces are clashing on the international stage
In today’s rapidly changing international environment, a new dynamic has been formed.
-
US Air Force chief of staff: Our military must harness the potential of multidomain operations
Figuring out how to master multidomain warfare will be difficult, but do it we must.
-
Italy’s defense minister: Let’s redefine burden-sharing
Italy considers the role of NATO as crucial in current and future scenarios for international security, and we intend to contribute responsibly.
-
Poland’s defense minister: Making the constant effort to strengthen defense
In the coming year we intend to keep up all initiated projects and embark upon new endeavors aimed at making an influential contribution to the trans-Atlantic security and the cohesion of the Western community.
-
Norway’s defense minister: Ensuring collective defense and deterrence in the northernmost corner of Europe
We see no military threat against Norway today. However, we have seen a more assertive Russia with both the will and the ability to use military power to achieve political goals.
-
US undersecretary of state for arms control: Creating a flexible, effective foreign policy tool
The new Conventional Arms Transfer Policy can be read as an explanation of the potential benefits of such transfers for America’s national and global security.
-
Estonia’s defense minister: NATO needs to act on short notice
After a generation of counterinsurgency operations that require a very different approach and philosophy, the alliance is going back to basics, to collective defense.
-
Denmark’s defense minister: NATO at 70 — not a time to retire
When we celebrate NATO’s 70th anniversary in 2019, we will not be celebrating an outdated organization created for the challenges of times passed.
-
Finland’s defense minister: Continuity and change in Finnish defense policy
The Finnish Defence Forces are more capable and more interoperable than they have ever been. That makes us effective in looking after our own security and a solid partner for other EU member states and NATO countries.
-
Lithuania’s defense minister: It will be a good year for NATO
The end of the year is a traditional time to pause for reflection and take a moment to look ahead. Especially so, if the upcoming year brings an important milestone.
-
Greece’s alternate defense minister: Countervailing forces are clashing on the international stage
In today’s rapidly changing international environment, a new dynamic has been formed.
-
US Air Force chief of staff: Our military must harness the potential of multidomain operations
Figuring out how to master multidomain warfare will be difficult, but do it we must.
