Portillo backs new NATO for war on terror
News Article 26 February 2003
NATO is not suited to tackling the threat of global terrorism and should be complimented by a new international organisation, Michael Portillo has said.
NATO damaged, admits Robertson
Press Review 19 February 2003
NATO suspends talks over Turkey row
News Article 13 February 2003
NATO members have suspended efforts to resolve the row over arming Turkey with anti-missile defence systems.
NATO split is serious admits Number 10
News Article 11 February 2003
Downing Street has admitted that the NATO row over military protection for Turkey is a "serious" matter.
NATO row: Fleet Street's views
Press Review 11 February 2003
NATO row deepens transatlantic rifts
Press Review 11 February 2003
NATO split is serious admits Robertson
News Article 10 February 2003
Downing Street has tried to talk down a NATO row over military protection for Turkey, even though the alliance's secretary general said it is a "serious" matter.
Robertson poised for UK comeback?
Press Review 23 January 2003
Robertson to quit as NATO chief
News Article 22 January 2003
NATO secretary general Lord Robertson has announced that he is to leave his post at the end of the year.
PM warns of terror threat to Europe
News Article 25 November 2002
The prime minister has warned that all European countries face the threat of terrorist attacks.
NATO welcomes seven new members
Press Review 22 November 2002
Bush nails Saddam 'lies'
Press Review 21 November 2002
Blair attends NATO talks in Prague
News Article 21 November 2002
World leaders are in Prague today for a summit that will agree further expansion into eastern Europe and new measures to combat international terrorism.
Prague summit to 'transform' NATO
News Article 20 November 2002
World leaders are gathering in Prague for a summit that will agree further expansion into eastern Europe and new measures to combat international terrorism.
Straw hails Anglo-German ties
News Article 17 October 2002
Britain's relations with Germany are closer than ever but Berlin should toe the line on Iraq, the foreign secretary has said.
