Prague NATO Summit

NATO Summit in Prague - what to expect?

Radio Prague News

1. The modernization of NATO
2. A new relationship between NATO and Russia and NATO and Ukraine
3. Enlargement

"Sept 11 contributed very strongly to what will most likely be a robust NATO enlargement. The past year has been important for the Baltic States; they have achieved a lot and can expect to receive membership in NATO. After Sept. 11 the Baltic nations became strategically very important and can contribute greatly to the Alliance."

Alexandr Vondra
(Head of the Czech Task Force for the Prague NATO Summit - Challenges to Western Civilization and the Future of NATO - April 26, 2002)

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Prague NATO Summit - November 20th, 2002

Prague NATO Summit - November 21st, 2002

Prague NATO Summit - November 22nd, 2002



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