Word: nato
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After the NATO summit in Spain next week, Secretary of State MADELEINE ALBRIGHT will travel to Eastern Europe to assuage the hard feelings of countries not on the list for immediate admission and to congratulate those who are, like her homeland, the Czech Republic. Though State Department officials say her visit to Prague will deal with NATO matters only, Albright will inevitably have to address her recently revealed Jewish heritage. Aides say she might consider a pilgrimage to the Pinkas Synagogue, where the names of 80,000 Holocaust victims are inscribed on the walls. Among them are five members...
...extending that lifeline, America helped unify Europe's west around democratic principles and planted seeds of transatlantic partnership that would soon blossom in the form of NATO and the cooperative institutions of a new Europe. Just as important was the expression of American leadership that the Marshall Plan conveyed...
...crowed to the Wall Street Journal today. "We're sort of constantly in the act of becoming." But the Summit, which for the first time includes the economically demolished Russia, will be more than show and tell. On the agenda are some tough issues for Clinton, including debate on NATO expansion and how to integrate Russia more fully in the global economy. The issue of America's ballooning trade deficit with Japan will be taken up immediately, with Clinton and Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto holding a one-on-one in advance of Friday's kickoff...
...crowed to the Wall Street Journal today. "We're sort of constantly in the act of becoming." But the Summit, which for the first time includes the economically demolished Russia, will be more than show and tell. On the agenda are some tough issues for Clinton, including debate on NATO expansion and how to integrate Russia more fully in the global economy. The issue of America's ballooning trade deficit with Japan will be taken up immediately, with Clinton and Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto holding a one-on-one in advance of Friday's kickoff...
...soon to tell how much difference the sound bites and charm campaigns are making. With the barbecue came a promise from Helms not to block the Senate from voting on a treaty banning chemical weapons. Albright persuaded Primakov to drop an objection on NATO-troops levels, which opened the way for Russia's signing an agreement with NATO last month on the alliance's expansion into Eastern Europe...