l'OTAN et la question nucléaire en Europe

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Global Security Newswire - NATO to Call For Retention of Nuclear Deterrent

http://www.nti.org/gsn/article/nato-to-call-for-retention-of-nuclear-deterrent/ NATO's new strategic concept, to be issued at this week's summit in Portugal, is set to support fielding a ground-based antimissile system in Europe but also call keeping the alliance's nuclear weapons in place for the time being, the Washington Post reported (see GSN , Nov. 8). The military alliance has not issued a new mission statement in more than 10 years.

Les armes nucléaires de l’OTAN - fin de partie ou

Où l'on découvrira que les État-Unis ont dénucléarisé certains sites européens sans que cela n'émeuve grand monde. Et où l'on apprendra quelles sont les différentes options nucléaires pour les pays européens. by alcide Mar 31

http://www.fpif.org/articles/the_nato_summit_openings_for_a_new_nuclear_posture NATO's 60th anniversary summit comes at a time when the Atlantic alliance is struggling with its mission in Afghanistan, as well as with ongoing questions about its overall purpose in the post-Cold War world. The meeting will formally kick off what's expected to be a two-year review of the alliance's Strategic Concept (SC). Integral to this strategic discussion will be the question of what role nuclear weapons should play.

The NATO Summit: Openings for a New Nuclear Postur

2009-04-02 les paradoxes de la volonté de dénucléariser by alcide Apr 3

Topics: Daily Coverage http://www.america.gov/st/texttrans-english/2009/April/20090401125216xjsnommis0.8078381.html&distid=ucs

Joint Statement by President Obama and President Medvedev

Devrions-nous éspérer que cela ne soit pas un premier avril ? by alcide Apr 8

http://www.fpif.org/articles/obama_and_medvedev_on_nukes

Foreign Policy In Focus | Obama and Medvedev on Nukes - Mozilla

Committing the United States and Russia "to achieving a nuclear free world," Presidents Obama and Medvedev issued a joint statement breathtaking in its positive tone. It marks an astonishing shift from the hostile policies of the Bush and Clinton administrations and offers new hope to a world weary of the endless nuclear arms race.