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NATO Military Committee meets ahead of Summit; adopts gender-inclusive language in break from 1950s

24 May 2021

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US President joins virtual Bucharest Nine summit – focus on Ukraine

11 May 2021

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NATO to hold summit in Brussels in June

26 April 2021

NATO will hold a summit on 14 June 2021 in Brussels, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced on 22 April.

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NATO Military Committee holds its first meeting of 2021; US President speaks with NATO Secretary General

31 January 2021

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Populations in 6 NATO states overwhelmingly support the TPNW

22 January 2021

Source: International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)

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NATO Secretary General expresses shock at events in Washington and outlines key areas for alliance in 2021

10 January 2020

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NATO Secretary General enters German debate on armed drones

28 December 2020

At a recent debate in Cologne, Germany, about technology in future warfare, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg expressed his support for armed drones as a way of protecting soldiers’ lives on the battlefield.