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NATO
The 2024 NATO summit, which started on July 9, marks 75 years of the security alliance.
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NATO agrees 'readiness plan'
NATO defense ministers have agreed on a response plan for eastern Europe, after US President Barack Obama pledged to boost regional security. However, ministers stressed a previous deal with Russia would be respected.
NATO gaze on Russia, Ukraine
NATO defense ministers are meeting in Brussels to assess Russia's stance on conflict-torn Ukraine. Visiting Poland, US President Barack Obama has unveiled a $1-billion plan to boost security for eastern Europe.
Disputed Syrian poll closes
Syria's presidential poll is over after polling was extended under surreal conditions, with shelling around Damascus, and much of the country excluded. Bashar al-Assad faces two little-known, pre-selected opponents.
Tight budgets
NATO wants European leaders to loosen their purse strings on defense - but they're not happy.
Fighting in eastern Ukraine
Several people are reported to have been killed in an attack by pro-Russia separatists on a border guard camp in eastern Ukraine. Meanwhile, NATO and Russia continued to trade barbs over their roles in the crisis.
More clashes in Libya
Libya's second-largest city, Benghazi, has been wracked by more fighting between Islamist militias.
NATO: Russia removing troops
NATO has said it sees indications Russia is pulling back two-thirds of its troops from the Ukraine border. Meanwhile, the OSCE has said another team of international observers has been detained in eastern Ukraine.
A thriving capital
Brussels isn't just home to EU and NATO offices, but also to art nouveau architecture and good food.
Fear of Russia
Lithuania spent 45 years under Soviet rule, and there are still traces of that today.
Russia violated all possible treaties
NATO has to speak a language that Russia understands, Lithuania's foreign minister tells DW.
Conflict resolution crisis
The international community can do more to rein in conflicts, a peace researcher tells DW.
More NATO for Latvia
Latvia's finance minister has called for permanent NATO military bases in the Baltic state.
'No evidence' of withdrawal
The United States and NATO say there is no indication that Russian troops have moved away from the border with Ukraine. This follows reports that President Vladimir Putin had ordered Russian soldiers to pull back.
Moscow 'orders troops home'
The office of Russian President Vladimir Putin says he has ordered military forces involved in drills near Ukraine to return to their bases. However, NATO has said there is no indication so far that they have moved.
Spiegel: Russia ready, NATO not
According to the German magazine Spiegel, NATO is examining scenarios in the event of a Russian military move in Eastern Europe. Alarm bells are already ringing in eastern states, and NATO is keen to show it could cope.
Russia rearms
Russia has played military catch-up over the last half decade and is looking ahead to 2020.
Does this mean war?
Tensions and violence continue in Ukraine. Emma Wallis asked Alexander Rahr if war is on its way?
'We need a new strategy'
In an interview with DW, a European Parliament chairman discusses NATO in Eastern Europe.
Back from the brink?
Has Putin's new stance pulled Ukraine back from the brink? Roman Goncharenko analyses the situation.
Inside Europe
Has Vladimir Putin really pulled Ukraine back from the brink of war? Russian gays tie the knot in Copenhagen and Cold War veterans in the UK fight for compensation. One British stately home transforms itself into a WWI hospital in remembrance. The municipality in Macedonia where Roma are running the show; two Frenchmen re-inventing the music video and the Mafia only kills in the summertime.
Bigger defense budgets?
Europeans are aren't against NATO upgrades but don't always view Crimea as the catalyst.
NATO must re-strategize
The Ukraine crisis means the military alliance needs to renew its strategy - and quickly, at that.
Precarious position
The situation in eastern Ukraine could spiral out of control, says an expert on Russia from Oxford.
'Deploy more troops'
Ex-US ambassador to NATO Ivo Daalder tells the alliance to deploy more troops to Eastern Europe.
Detained observers 'NATO spies'
Pro-Russian rebels holding a group of international OSCE observers in eastern Ukraine have accused them of being "NATO spies." Moscow said it will do everything in its power to secure their release.
No NATO military response
A Russian invasion of Ukraine would probably not even trigger strong sanctions, says Jan Techau.
A little force
NATO should use a little force in Ukraine now to avoid greater force later on, writes Henry R. Nau.
No fresh money
On his Ukraine visit, Joe Biden will offer clear words, but no money, writes DW's Miodrag Soric.
Deadly shootout in Ukraine
A deadly shootout has been reported in the east of Ukraine. Details remain sketchy, but at least one person was killed in the incident.
'It depends on our counterparts'
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he hopes that Moscow’s relations with the West would improve soon. He placed at lest part of the blame for the current tensions on the United States and its allies.
Talks, tanks and tension
DW speaks with experts on the Ukraine crisis and analyzes the situation in its ongoing coverage.
Quadriga - Ukraine Escalation - Right or Might?
It seems Crimea is not enough. Armed groups are now trying to annex parts of eastern Ukraine to Russia. NATO and the government in Kiev are in no doubt that Moscow is behind such action. meanwhile, tens of thousands of Russian troops are massing near the border with Ukraine. How far will Putin go? And where is the red line for the West?
Baltic worries
Former Latvian Minister of Economics Krisjanis Karins approves of the increased NATO presence.
Hide and seek
Many Pakistanis are increasingly frustrated with the 'aimless' peace talks with the Taliban.
Unrest as Geneva talks begin
Leaders have gathered in Geneva for high-stake talks on Ukraine's ongoing crisis. Tension remain high after three pro-Moscow separatists were killed in Ukraine's southeast during a raid on a military base overnight.
Ukraine drama shifts to Geneva
Geneva is about to host high-stake talks on Ukraine after its interim government tried to recapture eastern towns from armed pro-Russian activists. US officials say the West might impose more sanctions on Russia.
Kyiv: Armored vehicles seized
According to Ukraine's defense ministry, six armored vehicles were taken by pro-Russian militants in Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine. There are also reports of defections to the separatists' side.
Tensions rise in Ukraine's east
NATO has said it will strengthen its military presence in eastern Europe in response to the crisis in Ukraine. Meanwhile, combat vehicles bearing Russian flags were seen in the eastern Ukrainian city of Slovyansk.
Military spending
Decreases in military spending worldwide are due to the US withdrawal from Iraq, says SIPRI.
More pressure on Russia
In a phone call with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, US President Barack Obama urged global partners to consider more sanctions against Russia. The crisis in Ukraine was also on the agenda at a G7 meeting.
Taking Germany's Pulse:
53 percent of Germans polled don't think NATO should become more involved in Eastern Europe.
The Ukrainian Crisis -- How Strong are Germany's Defense Capabilities?
Disarmament was the buzzword in recent years for NATO and, as a member country, Germany was no exception. But now the crisis in Ukraine has triggered debate about NATO's strategy and the German military's defense capabilities.
Journal - The News Program on DW
Russia's President Vladimir Putin says that Ukraine must pay over two billion euros it owes to state supplier Gazprom or he will shut off supplies, potentially affecting the gas flow to Europe. His warning came as pro-Russian separatists maintained occupations of government buildings in Eastern Ukraine.
Inside Europe, produced 10.04.14
On this week's show: Tensions simmer in eastern Ukraine - Will Catalonia break free of Madrid? - Ireland and the UK open the door to a new future - Italy's own "Sister Act". Also, Is the Turkish government prescribing the right medicine for the health system? - Italy raises the alarm over its deeping immigration crisis - Land on sale in Romania and should Germany rethink its colonial history?
Will eastern Ukraine follow Crimea?
Is Russia stoking separatist dreams in eastern Ukraine? Geert Groet Koerkamp talks to Helen Seeney.
New NATO warning to Russia
NATO has told Russia to "stop massing" its troops on Ukraine's border and open a "genuine dialogue." Kyiv meanwhile has offered amnesties to pro-Russian occupiers of buildings in eastern Ukraine.
Eastern Ukraine still tense
Kyiv has offered amnesties to pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine. G7 finance ministers, meanwhile, are set to focus on Ukraine at talks in Washington amid claims by NATO that Russia is fomenting secession.
Ukraine warns of crackdown
Ukraine's government in Kyiv has warned of a crackdown on pro-Russian protesters in the east. Moscow, meanwhile, has called the allegations it is amassing troops along the border with Ukraine "baseless."
NATO's Rasmussen warns Russia
NATO's secretary-general warned of "grave consequences" for the alliance's relations with Moscow if Russia encroaches further into eastern Ukraine, where demonstrators have seized several public buildings.
UN praises Afghan vote
The United Nations has praised Afghanistan voters for turning out en masse despite threats of violence by the Taliban. Despite several deadly clashes, the vote has been hailed as a success.
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