Campaign against terror must be widened says Nato chief
News Article 11 October 2001
The war against terror must be extended beyond Afghanistan if it is to be successful, the Nato chief Lord Robertson warned on Thursday.
Russian role in Nato?
Press Review 5 October 2001
US asks for NATO help
Press Review 4 October 2001
Putin signals strong support for coalition against terrror
News Article 3 October 2001
Russian president Vladimir Putin has moved to strengthen his country's backing for the US-led campaign against international terror.
NATO speaks as one says Hoon
News Article 2 October 2001
NATO speaks as one in its words and deeds against international terror, the defence secretary, Geoff Hoon, has told the Labour Party conference.
US briefs NATO on 'broad campaign'
Press Review 27 September 2001
US briefs NATO on military strikes
News Article 26 September 2001
NATO defence ministers met on Wednesday to discuss the finer detail of the planned strikes against those who carried out the US terror attacks.
US begins military build up
News Article 20 September 2001
The United States has begun a massive build-up of military firepower in the Gulf - heightening speculation that reprisal strikes are now imminent.
NATO role questioned by dead soldier's father
Press Review 28 August 2001
Britain to commit troops to Macedonian peace effort
News Article 15 August 2001
Britain is to dispatch hundreds of troops to Macedonia later this week as part of a 3500-strong NATO force, it was revealed on Wednesday.
Bigger EU a priority says Straw
News Article 22 June 2001
Enlarging the EU will be at the centre of Britain's foreign policy as will a strong commitment to overseas development.
US envoy warns of Nato break-up
Press Review 30 March 2001
Nato chief goes to Balkans
News Article 26 March 2001
As tension heightens in the Balkans, Nato's secretary general, Lord Robertson, is travelling to Macedonia in a bid to avert a full-scale crisis in the region.
Army boss back Euro-army
Press Review 9 February 2001
Nato to discuss 'Balkans syndrome'
Press Review 4 January 2001
