On the surface, it seems Presidents George W. Bush and Vladimir Putin each got what they wanted most at the NATO and Sochi summits.
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Those Ukrainian, Iranian NATO Blues
On the surface, it seems Presidents George W. Bush and Vladimir Putin each got what they wanted most at the NATO and Sochi summits.
Seems NATO support is on the way
Belgium to deploy 4 F-16s to Afghanistan
Canada government may extend Afghan mission
Germany to dispatch 200 additional troops to Afghanistan
U.S. lauds NATO allies’ efforts in Afghanistan
Beth Gorham, The Canadian Press - U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates scrambled today to praise Canada and other NATO allies fighting in Afghanistan, saying reports that he’s unhappy with their...
Gates denies NATO discontent over Afghanistan
WASHINGTON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Thursday denied reports of discontent between Washington and NATO allies over Afghanistan, a day after a newspaper quoted him...
Gates: Afghan shortfalls remain, no more U.S. troops
"The Pentagon chief said he reluctantly asked President George W. Bush to approve the 3,200 additional troops announced on Tuesday because it was clear European nations would not boost their force...
FM: Estonia will support Afghanistan for as long as needed
Foreign Minister Paet Visits Afghanistan
Estonia to send health care specialist to Helmand
Not just People this time
I just returned from Kabul performing an assessment visit for potential EOD/EDD vacancies. Hmmm, tempting offer. Where did the vacancies come from :rolleyes:
The recent attacks also killed 7...