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Newsletter - Issue 37 - Online Now

NATO Summit in Bucharest, Romania (2008); Special Diplomatic Coverage

more Heads of State and Government from the 26 NATO nations, partners and other representatives from major international institutions will meet in Bucharest, Romania on 2-4 April to discuss NATO enlargement and operations in Afghanistan and Kosovo. The Summit will be NATO’s biggest...

  • Statements, lectures and releases issued by NATO
  • Statements, lectures and releases issued by NATO Countries
  • Statements, lectures and releases issued by non-NATO Countries

Newsletter - Issue 36 - Online Now

Chad: Conflict, Instability and Peacekeeping Efforts, a Global Overview

more The political and security situation remains uncertain, and could change again rapidly despite French support and condemnation by the U.N. Security Council on February 4, 2008 of the attacks against the Chadian government: "The Security Council supports the decision of the African Union...

  • A regional conflict which issue, Darfur, is ongoing
  • An uncertain political situation that could spill over borders
  • + Global Update with direct links

Newsletter - Issue 35 - Online Now

Diplomatic Reactions to ongoing Violence in Tibet, Numerous calls for Restraint

more The United States have urged for many years that China engage in a dialogue with the Dalai Lama, who represents an authoritative figure who stands against violence and who also stands for the cultural autonomy of the Tibetan people, but has made very clear that he does not stand for independence...

  • Retiring U.S. Commander Fallon Says Progress Occurring in Unstable CENTCOM Region
  • UK: Prime Minister Brown unveils National Security Strategy
  • + Global Update with direct links

Newsletter - Issue 34 - Online Now

Implications of the Reform Treaty (Lisbon) on European Security and Defense Policy

more The Treaty of Lisbon was signed on 13 December 2007. It is intended to enter into force on 1 January 2009. The new Treaty will much enhance the Union’s capacity to act by increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the institutions and decision-making mechanisms. United, the European Union...

  • Kosovo's Independence: Russia warns of “Pandora's box”
  • Iranian announcements about Space Program raised concerns, test's inconclusive sources say
  • + Diplomatic Update with direct links

Newsletter - Issue 33 - Online Now

Narcotics, Terrorism and Governance, a three-pronged challenge for Afghanistan

more Recent information released by official institutions and by non-governmental organizations highlighted growing concerns over what's happening in and what's becoming Afghanistan, the place where the Global War on Terror began. As some fear this is turning into a “forgotten war”, others like Oxfam even talk about a “humanitarian catastrophe”....

  • Winograd's report on the Israeli Second Lebanon War: reasons for “a missed opportunity”
  • + Diplomatic Update with direct links

Newsletter - Issue 32 - Online Now

Pakistani Pres. Musharraf's visit to Europe highlights many challenges

more Pakistan and underlined the importance of efforts to ensure that free and fair parliamentary elections were held on 18 February and that they were held in conditions of the utmost security.This is the task of the Pakistani authorities to ensure this. The democratisation of Pakistan is of interest...

  • Berlin Meeting drafted a new Resolution against Iran
  • Troubles in Gaza, Palestinians surge into Egypt
  • + Diplomatic Update with direct links

Newsletter - Issue 31 - Online Now

Reactions to British Council's crisis between Russia and Britain

more British Foreign Minister David Miliband declared in a ministerial statement that "on January 14, the Russian authorities informed the British Ambassador in Moscow that Russia intends to take a series of administrative measures against the British Council. These include tax measures against the British Council in St Petersburg and visa restrictions against British Council staff...

  • France and UAE boost military and nuclear cooperation
  • EUFOR/Chad operation for Darfur: latest developments
  • Bombing of US diplomatic vehicle in Lebanon
  • + Diplomatic Update with direct links

Newsletter - Issue 30 - Online Now

Annapolis: a fragile re-start of Mideast Talks

more The United States hosted Israeli Prime Minister Olmert, Palestinian Authority President Abbas, along with the Members of the Quartet, the Members of the Arab League Follow-on Committee, the G-8, the permanent members of the UN Security Council, and other key international actors for a conference at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland...

  • Russia freezes treaty on Conventional Forces in Europe
  • Bush and Gates point out main threats and achievements
  • + Diplomatic Update with direct links

Newsletter - Issue 29 - Online Now

Does Al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) beat the retreat?

more Last July, US Army Brig. Gen. Kevin Bergner called al Qaeda in Iraq “the principal near-term threat,” and said the Iraqi government and security forces with coalition partners are engaged in a tough fight against the terror network’s “extremist ideology and leadership.” “In their own statements, al Qaeda leaders have declared Iraq their central front...

  • Dangerous trend in Lebanon
  • Conclusions of the 13th ASEAN summit
  • + Diplomatic Update with direct links