Moscow out to harm NATO with release of files: Latvia
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Latvia said on Friday Moscow's release of  documents stating the United States and Britain gave tacit  approval to Soviet occupation of the Baltics was an attempt to  sour NATO relations ahead of next week's summit.
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No actual progress is seen in the attitude of the Russian side towards signing and ratifying the border agreement with Latvia despite the publicly-declared stance, Minister of Foreign Affairs Artis Pabriks has ...
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NATO countries signaled at a summit in Latvia on Tuesday they could free up more troops to battle Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan by easing restrictions on their forces in emergencies, officials said.
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RIGA, Latvia, Nov. 29-- NATO leaders on Wednesday declared that securing peace and security in Afghanistan is now the "key priority" for the alliance formed to combat Soviet military power in the Cold War, signaling a new political embrace of a mission that has divided member nations over how to...
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Latvian President Vaira Vike-Freiberga says she will attend celebrations in Moscow marking the 60th anniversary of the end of the World War II.
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The European Union has asked Russia to explain the bloody end to the school siege, which resulted in a huge loss of life. In a statement in the name of the presidency of the 25-nation EU, Dutch Foreign Minister
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NATO defense ministers agreed on  Thursday that fast action was needed to tackle the threat of  &quot;cyber attacks&quot; on key Internet sites after Estonia suffered a  wave of assaults on its computer networks last month.
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NATO said on Monday it was very  concerned at Russia&#39;s decision to suspend participation in a  landmark treaty on the deployment of armed forces in post-Cold  War Europe.
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6 September 2004 -- NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer has called a special meeting of NATO countries and Russia for tomorrow to discuss the school siege in southern Russia, in which more than 330 people died.
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Russia issued a veiled threat on Wednesday to deploy rockets in its Kaliningrad region bordering the European Union if the United States built a missile defence shield in central Europe.
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Â· Europe tour may anger Kremlin before G8 summitÂ· Moscow comments are unhelpful, says Nato
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NATO defense ministers agreed on  Thursday that fast action was needed to tackle the threat of  "cyber attacks" on key Internet sites after Estonia suffered a  wave of assaults on its computer networks last month.
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MOSCOW -- In a statement reflecting the growing distrust between Moscow and the West, a top Russian general warned yesterday that Poland and the Czech Republic risk being targeted by Russian missiles if they agree to host US missile defense bases.
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Russia on Wednesday rejected a NATO offer to hold a special conference on a key European arms pact and instead proposed working on a new agreement, local news agencies quoted a top defense ministry official as saying.
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RIGA, Latvia Nov 1, 2004 - Security was tighter around the US embassies in Finland and Latvia on Monday amid a US warning that Americans living and traveling in the Nordic and Baltic nations should be on guard against a possible terrorist strike.
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NATO said on Monday it was very concerned at Russia's decision to suspend participation in a landmark treaty on the deployment of armed forces in post-Cold War Europe.
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Lithuanian Prime Minister Algirdas Brazauskas said Friday that a pro-Chechen Web site likely would be shut down after it posted a purported message from a Chechen rebel leader claiming responsibility for the ...