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Developments as NATO's April Summit Approaches
As the April summit in Washington draws near,
BASIC and its network of colleagues in the US and Europe will
be monitoring developments and offering opinions about the
way forward for NATO. BASIC and NETS will offer reports and
analysis of the statements and events leading up to the summit,
especially on the issue areas included on NATO's April agenda.
Each section below features a chapter from the
BASIC report, A Risk Reduction Strategy
for NATO (February 1999) analyzing key summit issues,
followed by updates and reports on these issue areas from
the Network on European & Transatlantic Security (NETS)
and others.
NATO Early Warning Service (NEWS)
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1. The New Strategic Concept
Redefining the Core
Tasks
Redefining the Nuclear
Tasks
UPDATE: NATO Operation Without
UN Mandate "Nuts"
8 February 1999
UPDATE: US Congress Members Offer Vision
for NATO's Strategy 24 Feb 1999
UPDATE: Defence Committee to Issue Impotent
Report on Eve of NATO Summit 24 Feb 1999
UPDATE: UK Clarifies 'Out-of-Area' Mandate
24 Feb 1999
UPDATE: UK Open to Debate on NATO's Nuclear
Doctrine 24 Feb 1999
MEDIA ADVISORY: Continents of Kosovos
Await British Forces in US Vision for NATO Strategy
8 Mar 1999
UPDATE: UK Government: Kosovo Not A Precedent
for NATO Missions Without UN Authorisation 8 Mar 1999
UPDATE: US Denies Global Role for NATO
16 Mar 1999
2. Document on the Vision Statement
on European Security
Interlocking Institutions
UPDATE: Solana Calls for
Economic Reconstruction in the Balkans 16 Mar 1999
Relations with Russia
NATO's Mediterranean
Dialogue
3. Document on NATO's Open Door
and Enlargement Policies
NATO Enlargement
Partnership for Peace
UPDATE: Austria to Deny
Tank Pass-Through 24 Feb 1999
UPDATE: US Senate's NATO Mandates Spurned
By White House 8 Mar 1999
4. Document on NATO Defense Capabilities
Initiative
5. Document on Weapons of Mass
Destruction
6. Document on European Security
and Defense Identity (ESDI)
UPDATE: German Proposal
on ESDI Unveiled 16 Mar 1999
UPDATE: Britain Outlines Proposals
for European Defence; Cool Response From the US 16 Mar
1999
Non-Military Security Policy
7. "Missing Document" 1: NATO
Policy for Crisis Management and Security Sector Reform
Crisis Management
Security Sector Reform
UPDATE: More Than Bombs and 'Verifiers' 7 Feb 1999
8. "Missing Document" 2: A Comprehensive
Concept for Arms Control and Disarmament
Nuclear Arms Control
and Disarmament
Conventional Arms
Control Elements
Additional Measures
to Control Transfers of Conventional Weapons
Controlling the Proliferation
and Misuse of Small Arms
UPDATE: Russian Defense
Chief Outlines Military Implications of NATO Eastward Expansion
8 Mar 1999
UPDATE: Preparing for Future Nuclear Disarmament
- The NATO Summit and the Steps Ahead 8 Mar 1999
UPDATE: Germany Calls for No First Use
16 Mar 1999
UPDATE: General Butler Calls for More
Effort Towards Nuclear Disarmament 16 Mar 1999
UPDATE: Dutch Foreign Minister Confirms
"No Drastic Change in NATO Nuclear Policy" 22 Mar 1999
UPDATE: Dutch Parliament Debates NATO
Nuclear Strategy 23 Mar 1999
9. Summit Preparations
UPDATE: US Government Calls
US Leadership
'Key' to NATO's Future 8 March 1999
UPDATE: NATO Conference Up In Smoke
9 Mar 1999
UPDATE: NATO's Last Dance 9 Mar 1999
UPDATE: Dutch Parliament to Debate NATO
Strategy
16 Mar 1999
UPDATE: The US Outlines 4 Initiatives
for the NATO Summit - Still No Consensus Among the 16
16 Mar 1999
UPDATE: Summit
Programme is Released 16 Mar 1999
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