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In his State of the Union address American President Bill Clinton
vows to pursue NATOs enlargement by 1999 and to establish a stable
partnership with Russia.
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Secretary General Javier Solana meets Turkish President Suleyman
Demirel and Prime Minister Necmettin Erbakan in Ankara to discuss
the expansion of the Alliance and the broader issue of Turkeys
place in Europe.
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NATO Secretary General Javier Solana visits Moldova, Georgia, Armenia
and Azerbaijan to meet Heads of State and government and other leading
politicians.
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Former guerrilla leader Aslam Maskhadov is sworn in as new Chechen
President.
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Newly-appointed US Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright attends
her first NATO Foreign Ministers Meeting in Brussels and proposes
the creation of a permanent Russia-NATO brigade.
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EU High Representative in Bosnia Carl Bildt visits NATO.
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NATO allies propose major changes to the CFE Treaty, which limits
conventional forces in Europe. NATO now accepts the principle of
limits on the arsenals of individual countries as opposed to regions.
The Alliance also accepts Russias wish on having territorial rather
than national limits on troops deployment, which effectively prevents
NATO from massing troops in one particular area near Russias borders.
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Visit to NATO by Polish Prime Minister Mr. Wodzimierz Cimoszewicz.
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NATO Secretary General Javier Solana meets Russian Foreign Minister
Yevgeni Primakov for a second round of talks on a NATO-Russia document
in Moscow.
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