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Obama vows US will 'always' stand by NATO allies
Some of the allies however, especially France and Germany, have called for NATO to avoid a Cold-War style stand-off with Russia
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NATO leaders gear up for threats from Russia
US President Barack Obama announced his decision to send an additional 1,000 US troops to Poland as part of NATO efforts
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NATO countries willing to 'do more' in Afghanistan: Pentagon
Most of the NATO troops in Afghanistan are working as advisors to local Afghan security forces
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NATO chief 'certain' of UK role despite Brexit
Britain as a nuclear power with a permanent, veto-wielding seat on the UN Security Council has a major say in NATO
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Putin says NATO provoking arms race 'frenzy'
NATO announced that it would deploy four battalions to the Baltic nations and Poland to counter a more assertive Russia
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New NATO division becomes partly functional in Romania
The headquarters will become fully operational by 2018 with some 280 officers, including 75 from other NATO states
NATO appoints highest-ranking woman in its history
US Under Secretary of State Rose Gottemoeller would be the next deputy secretary-general of NATO
NATO to strengthen cooperation with Israel: Jens Stoltenberg
He expressed his condolences on the recent terrorist attacks in Tel Aviv, which killed at least four Israelis
One killed in Poland crash during NATO exercises
10-day exercises are intended to shore up security on the alliance's eastern flank
NATO launches massive war games in Poland
Exercises are NATO's biggest since Trident drills last year involving 36,000 troops in Italy, Spain and Portugal
Afghanistan on top of NATO agenda: Jens Stoltenberg
Stoltenberg further added that Afghanistan is NATO's biggest military operation ever
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NATO is critical to security of United States: Barack Obama
Obama's statement comes in the wake of Trump's remarks that the inter-governmental military alliance has outlived its utility
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