Defence Ministers agreed today (9 November 2017) to increase the size of NATO's Resolute Support training mission in Afghanistan from around 13,000 to roughly 16,000 personnel. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg made the announcement at the end of a two-day meeting of the alliance's Defence Ministers in Brussels. Mr Stoltenberg welcomed the fact that "Afghan forces are making progress, even though the situation remains very challenging." Ministers also agreed on the importance of funding for the Afghan security forces, and welcomed Afghanistan's intention to make further progress on reforms and reconciliation.
The distress of refugees who leave everything behind in search of a better life is a sad reality - one depicted here by two NATO journalists who clandestinely crossed over to East Berlin in the early 60s to retrace the steps of these people:
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