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25 August 2008

Interview: Paddy Ashdown

Paddy Ashdown outlines the work that he feels still needs to be done in the Balkans - and how best to do it.

27 March 2008

Bucharest: a milestone in NATO’s transformation

Bucharest has four major areas where Bucharest can make a difference, says NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer. Here he tells NATO Review what they are and why they are so important. And how he sees these issues 'beyond Bucharest'

1 April 2007

NATO and the Balkans : The case for greater integration

Dr Amadeo Watkins and Srdjan Gligorijevic discuss the past, present and immediate future of NATO's role in the western Balkans.

1 March 2006

Would an independent Kosovo contribute to or undermine international stability?

Louis Sell versus Bruno Coppieters

1 March 2006

Deepening relations

Gabriele Cascone and Joaquin Molina examine the coming year's prospects for the Western Balkans from a NATO perspective.

1 September 2004

Søren Jessen-Petersen: Kosovo Protector

Søren Jessen-Petersen has been Special Representative of UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan in Kosovo since June 2004. A Danish diplomat with vast experience of both the former Yugoslavia and refugee issues, he came to Kosovo from the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia* where he had been the Special Representative of the European Union from February 2004.

1 September 2004

Kosovo: the way forward

Kai Eide summarises his impressions from working on the report on Kosovo's future that he produced this summer for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan.

1 September 2004

Partners in peacekeeping

Alexander Nikitin assesses the Russian experience of participating in NATO-led peacekeeping operations in the Balkans.

1 September 2004

Between integration and disintegration

Carl Bildt examines the key issues facing Southeastern Europe in the coming year and ways in which they might be addressed.

1 September 2004

From Dayton implementation to European integration

Javier Solana assesses the significance of the deployment of EUFOR and considers how the European Union can assist Bosnia and Herzegovina’s European integration.

1 September 2004

Does the international presence in the Balkans require radical restructuring?

Gerald Knaus and Nicholas Whyte discuss the restructuring of the presence in the Balkans

1 April 2004

Burying the hatchet

Pavle Janković and Srdjan Gligorijević analyse Serbia and Montenegro’s relationship with NATO and urge the Alliance to admit their country into the Partnership for Peace.

1 January 2004

Brigadier-General Brännström: Partner in Peacekeeping

Brigadier-General Anders Brännström is the Swedish Brigadier General commanding Multinational Brigade (MNB) Centre in Kosovo within the NATO-led KFOR mission.

1 December 2003

Change and continuity

Lord Robertson looks back on his time as Secretary General and reflects on Alliance history, transformation and prospects.

1 December 2003

NATO's Balkan Odyssey

Robert Serry analyses the evolution of NATO's presence and activities in the former Yugoslavia since the Kosovo campaign and considers future prospects.