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Russia blasted at NATO conference

The foreign and domestic policies of the Russian government continued to receive a mauling in the Latvian capital, Riga, Saturday with a trio of presidents joining other political figures in criticism

Russia blasted at NATO conference

The foreign and domestic policies of the Russian government continued to receive a mauling in the Latvian capital, Riga, Saturday with opposition political figures and international relations experts

At least 17 Afghan civilians killed in NATO airstrike

Afghan villagers brought the bodies of 17 civilians, most of them children, to a provincial governor's office in southern Afghanistan and blamed NATO airstrikes for the deaths, officials said Friday.

NATO to send anti-piracy frigates to Somalia

NATO is to deploy up to seven warships off the Somali coast to defend UN ships delivering food aid from attacks by pirates, alliance officials said Thursday.

The decision, taken by NATO defence ministers meeting in Budapest, follows a specific request from United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and a similar initiative agreed by the European Union last week.

NATO and UN formalize their cooperation

NATO and UN formalize their cooperationAn agreement was signed Friday formalizing the existing political cooperation Between NATO and the United Nations, NATO spokesman James Appathurai said.

Suicide attack, NATO airstrike kill over 20 in Afghanistan

Suicide attack, NATO airstrike kill over 20 in AfghanistanA suicide bomber killed two Afghan intelligence agents and three civilians in eastern Afghanistan, while more than 15 Taliban militants were killed by Afghan police and a NATO airstrike in the

NATO "reluctantly" kills civilian in southern Afghanistan

NATO "reluctantly" kills civilian in southern Afghanistan NATO-led forces "reluctantly" shot dead an Afghan civilian in southern Afghanistan after the man approached an alliance foot patrol on Saturday, the military said.

IISS urges pause in NATO expansion after Georgia conflict

IISS urges pause in NATO expansion after Georgia conflict A leading strategic think tank Thursday urged western nations to rethink the policy of NATO expansion in the light of the conflict between Russia and Georgia this summer.

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