Atlantic Council honours NATO with Distinguished Leadership Award
NATO was honoured by the Atlantic Council on Tuesday (30 April 2019) with a Distinguished Leadership Award, acknowledging the Alliance’s role in “assuring peace, stability, and security in Europe and North America for the last
Italian Eurofighters to enhance Air Policing capabilities over Romania
RAMSTEIN, Germany – The Italian Air Force is scheduled to deploy fighter aircraft to Romania under NATO’s enhanced Air Policing flying alongside the Romanian Air Force. From early May until the end of August, four Italian Air
Hungary, augmented by the United Kingdom and Spain, will lead 50th NATO Baltic Air Policing detachment
Hungary is scheduled to be the lead nation for NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission at Šiauliai, Lithuania, together with augmenting nations Spain and the United Kingdom. From May 2019 Hungary will take over the lead
NATO Exercises with Romanian Navy in the Black Sea
Hungary is scheduled to be the lead nation for NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission at Šiauliai, Lithuania, together with augmenting nations Spain and the United Kingdom. From May 2019 Hungary will take over the lead
NATO reaffirms its commitment to combatting conflict-related sexual and gender based violence
“There can be no protection without participation, because, at its root sexual violence is a gendered issue,” Ms Clare Hutchinson, NATO Secretary General’s Special Representative for Women, Peace and Security said on Tuesday (23 April
SACEUR Hosts Commander’s Conference at SHAPE
General Curtis M. Scaparrotti, Supreme Allied Commander Europe, and senior NATO Commanders meet while attending the SACEUR Commanders’ Conference, Belgium, April 11, 2019. (NATO photo by Staff Sergeant Jimmie D. Pike, USAF) SHAPE, Belgium –
NATO battlegroup exercises in Lithuania
NATO’s multinational battlegroup in Lithuania began exercise Eager Leopard in Pabrade on Wednesday (17 April 2019). The exercise mobilises around 650 troops, including Czech, Dutch, German and Norwegian forces. It provides an opportunity for the
Collective defence – Article 5
The principle of collective defence is at the very heart of NATO’s founding treaty. It remains a unique and enduring principle that binds its members together, committing them to protect each other and setting a
NATO’s capabilities
NATO’s modern defence posture is based on an effective combination of two key pillars: cutting-edge weapons systems and platforms, and forces trained to work together seamlessly. As such, investing in the right capabilities is an
Partnerships: projecting stability through cooperation
The Allies seek to contribute to the efforts of the international community in projecting stability and strengthening security outside NATO territory. One of the means to do so is through cooperation and partnerships. Over more
