Anders Fogh Rasmussen

NATO chief insists no rush to exits in Afghanistan Sunday, May 20, 2012 – CHICAGO — The United States and NATO leaders are insisting the Afghanistan fighting coalition will remain whole despite France’s plans to yank combat troops out early, but leaders weary of plummeting public support for the war are using an alliance summit Sunday to show they want to move quickly away from the front lines. “There will be no rush for the exits,” NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Sunday...Read Full Story

This week, NATO and the G-8 summit came and went without participating nations agree on a way to handle the insurgency in Syria, but is now reported that the U.S. may already be taking matters into clean hands.Military sources spoke on Israel Debka news agency that the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama has signed an agreement with foreign intelligence is to equip the Syrian rebels modern anti-tank missiles. After 14 months of ongoing battles between the country's leader, Bashar al...Read Full Story

NATO chief insists no rush to exits in Afghanistan Sunday, May 20, 2012 – CHICAGO — The United States and NATO leaders are insisting the Afghanistan fighting coalition will remain whole despite France’s plans to yank combat troops out early, but leaders weary of plummeting public support for the war are using an alliance summit Sunday to show they want to move quickly away from the front lines. “There will be no rush for the exits,” NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Sunday...Read Full Story

First Lady Michelle Obama (R) greets Valerie Trierweiler, companion of France's President Francois Hollande, before a tour of the Gary Comer Youth Center in Chicago May 20, 2012. *Michelle Obama escorted five other first ladies around her South Side Chicago stomping grounds on Sunday while they were in town for the NATO summit. The women toured the Gary Komer Youth Center, which features a gymnasium, dance studio and a theater, reports the Associated Press. The center provides tutoring...Read Full Story

News Teaser:  With friction over the supply routes clouding the Pakistan-NATO ties, the leader of the military alliance has said he wants positive engagement with Islamabad for achieving the goal of long-term peace and stability in Afghanistan. Washington, May 22 With friction over the supply routes clouding the Pakistan-NATO ties, the leader of the military alliance has said he wants positive engagement with Islamabad for achieving the goal of long-term peace and stability in...Read Full Story