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Spotlight | United States, West Europe
An Advance Look at Next NATO Summit

Published on 10.10.2002 at 13:00 GMT Reading time 3 min

During a meeting in Brussels on Oct. 3 to prepare for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's next summit meeting in Prague, Stephen Hadley, the U.S. deputy national security adviser, presented Washington's idea of what the agenda should contain.

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An Advance Look at Next NATO Summit

Italy | rome
Prodi Eyes Intelligence Shake-Up

Poland | warsaw
Radical House-Cleaning

Austria | Vienna
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