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18 September 2026

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NATO Secretary General visits the United Kingdom

On 16 September 2026, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visited the United Kingdom and met with Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The leaders visited Harwell Science and Innovation campus in Didcot, where they met with defence sector representatives, apprentices and staff. Mr Rutte highlighted the âsocietal dividendâ produced by defence investment - jobs and economic growth. He praised the United Kingdom for its innovative technologies, defence industry, and world-class universities. He thanked the UK for its role as a leading force within NATO.

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Prepare, protect, prevail: NATO publishes Baseline Requirements for Resilience

As hybrid attacks on our societies, infrastructure and digital networks occur more frequently, Allies are stepping up their resilience efforts. At the 2025 NATO Summit in The Hague, Allies agreed to account for up to 1.5% of GDP on defence- and security-related spending, including to boost civil preparedness and resilience. Resilience ensures that critical civilian services such as energy, food, water and healthcare remain available to support our societies and military at all times.

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NATO reaffirms its steadfast commitment to stability in the Western Balkans, following update by the KFOR Commander

The North Atlantic Council met on 15 September 2026 in KFOR format, including troop contributing partners, for a discussion with the KFOR Commander, Major General Ãzkan UlutaÅ from TÃ¼rkiye.

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Secretary General praises Sloveniaâs contributions to NATO and its support to Ukraine

On 14 September 2026, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met with Prime Minister Janez JanÅ¡a of Slovenia at NATO Headquarters. The Secretary General thanked the Prime Minister for Sloveniaâs contributions to NATO, its role in the Western Balkans, and for its steadfast support for Ukraine.

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Bucharest conference brings together international audit community to discuss transparency and accountability in defence spending

The International Board of Auditors for NATO (IBAN) and the Romanian Court of Accounts jointly organised the international conference âTransparency and Accountability in Defence Spendingâ, held in Bucharest on 10 and 11 September 2026.

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JFC Naples Commander concludes five-nation tour reinforcing regional defence plans

Admiral George M. Wikoff, Commander of Allied Joint Force Command Naples, concluded a five-nation tour of Slovenia, Croatia, Albania, North Macedonia and Romania, where he evaluated operational readiness, military mobility and infrastructure in support of NATOâs defence plans. (Story courtesy of Allied Joint Force Command Naples)

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NATO land commanders emphasise readiness, warfighting, and Alliance unity at Izmir conference

More than 30 senior military leaders from across NATOâs land domain gathered in Izmir, TÃ¼rkiye on 10 and 11 September 2026 for the Land Corps Commandersâ Conference (LC3), focusing on the Allianceâs ability to deter threats, remain ready to fight and operate as a stronger, more cohesive defensive Alliance. (Story courtesy of Allied Land Command)

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The hunters: Inside NATO's anti-submarine warfare

The scariest weapon facing NATO Allies isnât necessarily an elite Special Forces operator, nor a stealth fighter: itâs a submarine cruising beneath the oceanâs surface, hidden from view, carrying a belly full of torpedoes and ballistic missiles.

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NATO Secretary General to visit the United States of America

2026-09-18T02:30:31Z

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18 September 2026

NATO Secretary General to visit the United States of America

From 22 to 24 September 2026, the NATO Secretary General, Mr Mark Rutte, will visit Iowa and New York, United States of America.

On Tuesday, 22 September, the NATO Secretary General will meet with Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds and participate in an event hosted by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs where he will give a speech followed by a moderated discussion. While in Iowa, Mr Rutte will also visit the Iowa National Guard Joint Forces Headquarters (JFHQ).

From Wednesday, 23 September, the NATO Secretary General will travel to New York on the occasion of the 81^th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Mr Rutte will also meet with world leaders and high-level officials while in New York.

On Thursday, 24 September, the NATO Secretary General will deliver a speech at a commemorative event hosted by the 9/11 Memorial & Museum.

Media advisory

22 September at 17:30 (CDT) / 23 September at 00:30 (CEST): A conversation on NATOâs Future with Secretary General Mark Rutte and Ambassador Matthew G. Whitaker

24 September at 08:30 (EDT) / 24 September at 14:30 (CEST): Keynote speech by the Secretary General at the Memorial Event commemorating the 25^th Anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

Media Coverage

The event on 22 September will be streamed live. More information here.
The event on 24 September will be streamed live on the NATO website, on X @NATOPress, and NATO News on YouTube and made available to EBU News Exchange.
A transcript of the Secretary Generalâs remarks, as well as pictures, will be available on the NATO website. Video will be available for free download from the NATO Multimedia Portal after the event.

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Transcript of Secretary Pete Hegseth Hosting Honor Cordon and Meeting With Germany Minister of Defense Boris Pistorius

2026-09-15T15:30:30Z

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SECRETARY OF WAR PETE HEGSETH: Well, Minister Pistorius, welcome back to the Pentagon. It's very good to see you and your team this afternoon. We're here to take another strong step in advancing our defense industrial cooperation between the United States and Germany. And when we first met, I believe it was at NATO headquarters in 2025, we made it clear that Europe must assume primary responsibility for its conventional defense and laid out sort of a NATO 3.0 vision.

And Germany has been front and center in taking that lead and we appreciate that. And today we see major progress that no one would have thought possible, we believe before President Trump returned to office. Germany today is moving closer to fulfilling the five percent, leading the way on the spending commitment it made at The Hague Summit last year.

But as we talked about, defense spending is just the first step. So NATO 3.0 will also require putting Germany's very large and historic industrial base to work for the common defense. It's the same thing that we're doing right here, as I and members of our team travel across the country as we rebuild our arsenal of freedom, reindustrialize right here in the United States of America, American manufacturing, American made American jobs, as President Trump has emphasized from day one. That's why it's important that today, the minister and I will sign a statement of intent to significantly intensify bilateral defense, industrial cooperation.

This agreement directly aligns what we've done here at the Department of War, an acquisition transformation strategy. I think Mike -- Mike's right down there on the end, with Germany's Procurement Acceleration Act and Security and Defense Industrial strategy. So when we align the two, you expand opportunities for joint development, production, license manufacturing, and expanded maintenance and sustainment capacities, exactly what allied countries should be doing.

The objective is straightforward, deliver capable systems to American, German and allied forces at scale and at speed for maximum lethality. And while doing so, while respecting taxpayer money, which we're in the business of doing. We have the shared interest to ensure that our countries and the alliance stays strong.

So we look forward to our discussion today, and we look forward, mostly, to putting this agreement into practice. So welcome back, Minister. Thank you for being here.

BORIS PISTORIUS: Thank you very much, Pete. First of all, let me thank my US counterpart for his hospitality and for our close bilateral cooperation. You mentioned that. Secretary Hegseth, Pete, it is an honor to be your guest again here at the Pentagon. It's already my third or fourth time being here, so thank you very much.

And, well, we need to realize once more and never stopping it, that we are currently experiencing what might be the greatest threat to the alliance, the west, and our way of life since the height of the Cold War. Russia has been waging a brutal war against Ukraine for almost five years now. Russia is modernizing its nuclear arsenal, increasing its present in the Arctic and militarizing space.

Meanwhile, it is enhancing its cooperation with China, North Korea and also Iran. Russia will remain the biggest threat to Euro-Atlantic security in the foreseeable future. Germany, you mentioned that, has been responding by strengthening its defense and resilience.

Our nations share a close strategic partnership that has grown over time. We demonstrated this 25 years ago, after 9/11, when NATO invoked Article 5 in defense of the USA. Today we must stand together against the threat coming from Russia and the challenges posed by China. We are investing more in our security.

Germany is strengthening its defense capabilities and acts as a driving force in Europe. We Europeans want to take some of the burden of the US and assume primary responsibility for conventional deterrence in Europe over time. Germany has increased its defense spending by 25 percent compared to 2025, to $147 billion USD, and about tripled it over the last decade.

We are investing in new state of the art weapons systems here in the US. We are assuming a leading role within NATO. And when it comes to providing support to Ukraine, and we are strengthening NATO's eastern flank, particularly through our armored brigade in Lithuania and we are also investing in new capabilities, including 35 billion euros in space capabilities.

And in a European context, we spend substantially in deep precision strike capabilities. The rollout of the first German F-35A this Friday marks a new era for the Bundeswehr capabilities build up and just one example of our close cooperation. Pete and I will sign a statement of intent today. It creates a strong basis for a closer armament cooperation between our two nations, with one clear aim, increasing our production capacity, which is crucial.

Already today, Germany is investing and buying in the US, adding up to about $50 billion USD, creating growth and jobs in the United States of America. I've stressed it during my

last visit - NATO needs to become more European in order to stay transatlantic. You remember. We have jointly, with our NATO partners, followed this course.

Burden shifting is progressing. Together with our allies, we are working towards a stronger Europe and a stronger NATO. And together, with our American friends, we are working on strengthening our common defense and resilience. Thank you for hosting us.

SECRETARY OF WAR PETE HEGSETH: Thank you, Boris. I appreciate it. Thank you.

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NATO Secretary General to visit the United Kingdom (updated)

2026-09-15T04:00:31Z

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15 September 2026

NATO Secretary General to visit the United Kingdom (updated)

On 16 and 17 September 2026, the NATO Secretary General, Mr Mark Rutte, will travel to the United Kingdom.

On Wednesday 16 September 2026, the Secretary General will meet the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Mr Andy Burnham.

He will also deliver the Annual Lecture at The Ditchley Foundation.

On Thursday 17 September 2026, the Secretary General will meet with the Foreign Secretary, Mr Ed Miliband and the Defence Secretary, Mr Wes Streeting.

Media advisory

16 September at +/- 13:40 (local time): Short joint remarks by the NATO Secretary General and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

16 September at 17:00 (local time): The NATO Secretary General will deliver the Annual Lecture at The Ditchley Foundation.

Media coverage

The joint remarks will be streamed live on X @NATOPress, on the NATO website and on NATO News on YouTube and will be made available to EBU News Exchange. A transcript of the Secretary Generalâs remarks, as well as photographs, will be on the NATO website.
The lecture will be streamed live on X @NATOPress, on the NATO website and on NATO News on YouTube and will be made available to EBU News Exchange. A transcript of the Secretary Generalâs remarks, as well as photographs, will be on the NATO website.
The videos can be downloaded from the NATO Multimedia Portal after the event.

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NATO Secretary General to visit the United Kingdom

2026-09-14T06:15:31Z

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14 September 2026

NATO Secretary General to visit the United Kingdom

On 16 and 17 September 2026, the NATO Secretary General, Mr Mark Rutte, will travel to the United Kingdom.

On Wednesday 16 September 2026, the Secretary General will meet the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Mr Andy Burnham.

He will also deliver the Annual Lecture at The Ditchley Foundation.

On Thursday 17 September 2026, the Secretary General will meet with the Foreign Secretary, Mr Ed Miliband and the Defence Secretary, Mr Wes Streeting.

Media advisory

16 September at 17:00 (local time): The NATO Secretary General will deliver the Annual Lecture at The Ditchley Foundation.

Media coverage

The event will be streamed live on X @NATOPress, on the NATO website and on NATO News on YouTube
The video can be downloaded from the NATO Multimedia Portal after the event.

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NATO Update

2026-09-11T07:00:29Z

â¢ NATO commemorates the 25th anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States

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11 September 2026

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NATO commemorates the 25th anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States

On 11 September 2026, a solemn ceremony was held at NATO Headquarters in Brussels to mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States. The event was attended by permanent representatives of Alliance nations as well as members of NATOâs diplomatic, military, and international staff community.

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NATO Secretary General in Berlin: Germany and NATO 3.0, strengthening Europe, delivering for the Alliance

On 10 September 2026, âââââNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte addressed the annual German Heads of Mission Conference in Berlin, highlighting Germanyâs leadership in building a stronger Europe within a stronger, fairer and more capable NATO. Mr Rutte said Germany is leading in the most profound transformation of the Alliance since the Cold War â NATO 3.0 â in which European Allies and Canada take greater responsibility for their security. There is a shift in mindset that âsecurity is not something the US should do for us, but with us,â the Secretary General noted.

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NATO Deputy Secretary General visits Latvia, highlights strong defence

NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska took part in the Riga Conference in Latvia on 10 September 2026, joining Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba BraÅ¾e and Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide for a panel on diplomacy in a changing security environment.

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NATO Secretary General welcomes new support for Ukraine, urges nations to continue to step up

On 8 September 2026, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte took part in a meeting of the Ukraine Defence Contact Group, chaired by Germany and the United Kingdom.

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NATO Deputy Secretary General co-chairs NAC-PSC meeting on Operation Althea

On 8 September 2026, the NATO Deputy Secretary General, Radmila Shekerinska, and the Chair of the European Unionâs Political and Security Committee (PSC), Lene Mandel Vensild, co-chaired a formal NAC-PSC meeting on Operation Althea.

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DCMC participates in the Sarajevo Security Conference

The Deputy Chair of the NATO Military Committee (DCMC), Lieutenant General Winston P. Brooks, participated as a keynote speaker in the Sarajevo Security Conference. Gathering with high-level transatlantic policymakers, defence officials and security analysts, the DCMC provided insights into how the Alliance cooperates with partners and moves towards NATO 3.0.

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NATO Space leader oversees successful space launch in Norway, marks milestone for space priorities

Isar Aerospace, a German-based company, successfully placed satellites into orbit from Norwayâs AndÃ¸ya Spaceport on 5 September 2026, marking a milestone for Europeâs commercial space sector and NATOâs space priorities. (Story courtesy of Allied Air Command)

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Spanish detachment marks 30 days of NATO Quick Reaction Alert in Romania

Spainâs âPaznicâ Detachment in Romania marked 30 days of continuous NATO Quick Reaction Alert duty on 7 September 2026, completing 15 Alpha Scrambles. (Story courtesy of Allied Air Command)

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NATO Secretary General meets the Prime Minister of Slovenia (updated)

2026-09-11T02:09:04Z

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11 September 2026

NATO Secretary General meets the Prime Minister of Slovenia (updated)

On Monday, 14 September 2026, the NATO Secretary General, Mr Mark Rutte, will receive the Prime Minister of Slovenia, Mr Janez JanÅ¡a, at NATO Headquarters, in Brussels.

Media advisory

+/- 12:45 (CEST) Official handshake between the Secretary General and the Prime Minister of Slovenia.

13:45 (CEST) Joint press conference by the Secretary General and the Prime Minister of Slovenia.

Media coverage

Media representatives who have annual accreditation to NATO can attend the event in person.
The pool of visual media covering the official handshake will meet in front of the Press Shop at NATO HQ at 12:15 (CEST).
Media representatives without annual accreditation who are interested in covering the event should email NatoAccreditations@hq.nato.int by 11 September 12:00 (CEST). Please note that due to the short time to process applications, ad-hoc accreditation may not be guaranteed.
The press conference will be streamed live on the NATO website and on X @NATOPress, and will be made available to EBU News Exchange. A transcript of the Secretary Generalâs remarks, as well as photographs, will be on the NATO website.
Video can be downloaded from the NATO Multimedia Portal after the event.

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NATO Secretary General meets the Prime Minister of Slovenia

2026-09-10T00:45:39Z

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10 September 2026

NATO Secretary General meets the Prime Minister of Slovenia

On Monday, 14 September 2026, the NATO Secretary General, Mr Mark Rutte, will receive the Prime Minister of Slovenia, Mr Janez JanÅ¡a, at NATO Headquarters, in Brussels.

Media advisory

13:45 (CEST) Joint press conference by the Secretary General and the Prime Minister of Slovenia.

Media coverage

Media representatives who have annual accreditation to NATO can attend the event in person.
Media representatives without annual accreditation who are interested in covering the event should email NatoAccreditations@hq.nato.int by 11 September 12:00 (CEST). Please note that due to the short time to process applications, ad-hoc accreditation may not be guaranteed.
The press conference will be streamed live on the NATO website and on X @NATOPress, and will be made available to EBU News Exchange. A transcript of the Secretary Generalâs remarks, as well as photographs, will be on the NATO website.
Video can be downloaded from the NATO Multimedia Portal after the event.

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NATO commemorates the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States with solemn ceremony (ammended)

2026-09-10T00:09:10Z

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10 September 2026

NATO commemorates the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States with solemn ceremony

On Friday, 11 September 2026, the Deputy Secretary General, Ms Radmila Shekerinska, will join the ChargÃ© dâAffaires of the United States Mission to NATO, Mr Scott Oudkirk, and the United States Military Representative to the NATO Military Committee, Lieutenant General William D. "Hank" Taylor, at the 9/11 and Article 5 Memorial at NATO Headquarters to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States.

Permanent representatives of Alliance nations as well as members of NATOâs diplomatic, military, and international staff community will be in attendance.

The ceremony will include a moment of silence at 14:46, the exact minute 25 years ago of the first attack on the North Tower of the World Trade Center.

The NATO Deputy Secretary General, the ChargÃ© dâAffaires of the United States Mission to NATO and the United States Military Representative to the NATO Military Committee will deliver brief commemorative remarks.

To honor the victims of the attacks and the sacrifices of service members since, flags will fly at half-staff at NATO Headquarters as well as at Allied Command Operations (ACO) in Mons, Belgium, and at NATO Allied Command Transformation (ACT) in Norfolk, Virginia.

Media Advisory

14:36 (CEST): The NATO Deputy Secretary General, the U.S. ChargÃ© dâAffaires and the US Military Representative to NATO will walk to the 9/11 Memorial and observe two uniformed U.S. soldiers lay the wreath in front of the memorial

14:40 (CEST): Commemorative remarks by the NATO Deputy Secretary General, the U.S. ChargÃ© dâAffaires and the US Military Representative to NATO

14:46 (CEST): Moment of silence

There will be no media opportunity.

The event will be streamed live on X @NATO, on the NATO website and on NATO News on YouTube
The video can be downloaded from the NATO Multimedia Portal after the event.

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NATO commemorates the 9/11 terrorist attaches on the United States with solemn ceremony

2026-09-09T23:53:31Z

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10 September 2026

NATO commemorates the 9/11 terrorist attaches on the United States with solemn ceremony

Permanent representatives of Alliance nations as well as members of NATOâs diplomatic, military, and international staff community will be in attendance.

Media Advisory

14:40 (CEST): Commemorative remarks by the NATO Deputy Secretary General, the U.S. ChargÃ© dâAffaires and the US Military Representative to NATO

14:46 (CEST): Moment of silence

There will be no media opportunity.

The event will be streamed live on X @NATO, on the NATO website and on NATO News on YouTube
The video can be downloaded from the NATO Multimedia Portal after the event.

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NATO Secretary General to visit Germany

2026-09-09T01:45:33Z

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9 September 2026

NATO Secretary General to visit Germany

On Thursday 10 September, 2026, the NATO Secretary General, Mr Mark Rutte, will travel to Berlin, Germany, where he will attend a bilateral meeting with the Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Johann Wadephul.

While in Berlin, the Secretary General will provide a keynote address and participate in a moderated discussion at the Conference of the Heads of German Missions.

Media advisory

11:35 (CEST): Joint remarks by the NATO Secretary General and the Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs.

11:55 (CEST): Keynote address by the NATO Secretary General

12:10 (CEST): Moderated discussion with the NATO Secretary General and the Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Media coverage

The event will be streamed live on X @NATOPress and on the NATO website.
A transcript of the joint press conference, as well as photographs, will be on the NATO website.
The video can be downloaded from the NATO Multimedia Portal after the event.
The keynote address and the moderated discussion will be streamed live here

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More information on the Conference of the Heads of German Missions

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Transcript of Secretary Pete Hegseth Hosting Honor Cordon and Meeting With Germany Minister of Defense Boris Pistorius

NATO Secretary General to visit the United Kingdom (updated)

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NATO Secretary General to visit the United Kingdom

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NATO Secretary General meets the Prime Minister of Slovenia (updated)

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NATO Secretary General meets the Prime Minister of Slovenia

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NATO commemorates the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States with solemn ceremony (ammended)

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NATO commemorates the 9/11 terrorist attaches on the United States with solemn ceremony

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NATO Secretary General to visit Germany

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