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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
NATO's
Contribution to the Fight Against Terrorism, June 2004
NATO's
Military Concept For Defence Against Terrorism, December
2003
Partnership Action
Plan Against Terrorism, December 2003
Chairman's Summary
of the Meeting of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council in Defense
Ministers Session NATO Press Release, 7 June 2002
The
Role of the EAPC in Combating Terrorism NATO and
the Scourge of Terrorism, 22-23 February 2002
NATO
Sends Extra AWACS to Help Guard Skies of America, NATO Press
Release (2002) 003, 16 January 2002
Statement on
Combating Terrorism: Adapting the Alliance's Defense
Capabilities Issued at the Meeting of the North Atlantic
Council in Defense Ministers Session held in Brussels, 18 December
2001
NATO's
Response to Terrorism Statement issued at the Ministerial
Meeting of the North Atlantic Council held in Brussels, 6 December
2001
Declaration
on the Fight Against Terrorism The NATO Parliamentary Assembly,
2001 Ottawa Plenary Session, 9 October 2001
Deployment
of NATO Forces NATO Update, 9 October 2001
Statement by
Secretary General, Lord Robertson, on commencement of U.K. and U.S.
military operations in Afghanistan NATO Press Release,
Brussels, Belgium, 8 October 2001
Statement to
the Press by Secretary General, Lord Robertson, on the North
Atlantic Council Decision On Implementation Of Article 5 of the
Washington Treaty following the 11 September Attacks against the
United States, Brussels, Belgium, 4 October 2001.
Opening
Statement of the Press Conference by Secretary General, Lord
Robertson. Remarks on investigation into September 11 attacks,
Brussels, Belgium, 2 October 2001.
Invocation
of Article 5 Confirmed U.S. Ambassador Francis Taylor briefed
the North Atlantic Council with sufficient information for NATO to
determine that the September 11 attacks on the United States came
from abroad, Brussels, Belgium, 2 October 2001
The
North Atlantic Council agrees that if the attacks were directed
from abroad against the United States, it shall be regarded as an
action covered by Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, Brussels,
Belgium, 12 September 2001.
NATO
Press Conference U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Armitage and
NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson, Brussels, Belgium, 20
September 2001.
NATO and the
Scourge of Terrorism Index of documents, statements, and photos
related to September 11 events.
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