⢠Foreign Ministers mark NATOâs 75th anniversary, meet with Ukraine, Indo-Pacific partners, European Union
⢠NATO Through The Years | NATO Documentary | 2024
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Foreign Ministers concluded two days of talks in Brussels on 4 April 2024 with a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council, and another meeting with Indo-Pacific partners and the European Union. Thursday marked 75 years since NATOâs founding. Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg welcomed the landmark, saying: "since 1949, we have been the strongest and most successful alliance in history."
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Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg welcomed Ukrainian Minister Dmytro Kuleba to NATO Headquarters on 4 April 2024 for the meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council at the level of Foreign Ministers.
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Foreign Ministers gathered at NATO Headquarters on 4 April 2024 to mark 75 years since the signing of the Allianceâs founding document, the North Atlantic Treaty. Since 1949, the Alliance has ensured peace, democracy and prosperity for its members, now counting 32 Allies and one billion people on both sides of the Atlantic. This yearâs NATO Day comes just weeks after Sweden joined as the 32nd member of the Alliance.
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Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg welcomed US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to NATO Headquarters on 3 April 2024, at the start of a two-day meeting of Foreign Ministers. The Secretary General thanked Mr Blinken for his leadership and the United Statesâ commitment to NATO, as well as the USâ vital support to Ukraine.
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Foreign Ministers met in Brussels on 3 April 2024 for the first of two days of meetings to mark NATOâs 75th anniversary and prepare for the Washington Summit in July. This was also the first meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers with Sweden participating as a full member.
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Welcome to the NATO Through Time podcast! This podcast dives deep into NATOâs history, reflecting on how the past influences the present â and future â of the longest-lasting alliance in history.
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In 2010, Oana Lungescu became the first woman, first former journalist and first person born in the former Eastern Bloc to take up the position of NATO Spokesperson. Over her 13-year tenure, Oana served two Secretaries General and oversaw the Allianceâs communications at significant milestones in Euro-Atlantic security. But how did Oanaâs childhood in communist Romania impact her journey to NATO? What did the fall of the Berlin Wall mean for her? And how has NATOâs relationship with Russia evolved during her tenure?
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For its 75th anniversary, NATO has launched a digital time capsule. The Alliance is collecting artefacts from 2024 to capture moments of the present and messages for the future.
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Do you want to dine like a Dutch Queen, imbibe like an Icelandic President, or graze like General Dwight D. Eisenhower? To discover the Alliance's top culinary secrets, dive deeper into the history of 'The Best of Taste': NATO's first cookbook, which was published in 1957. A gem of culinary diplomacy during the Cold War, it offers a glimpse into the national cuisines of NATO members at the time, highlighting the diverse flavours of the transatlantic Alliance.
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NATO is the worldâs most successful political-military alliance. Over 75 years, it has managed to withstand challenges, expand its roles and mission and even grow significantly in size. But how has it persisted so long, and how has time and tribulation changed the organisation?
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