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Debate (first day) on a motion to approve the Statement on the Defence Estimates (Cm 2550). (Includes ref to HC 68, HC 118, HC 511, HC 297 and HC 22, 1993/94).
Debate (first day) on a motion to approve the Statement on the Defence Estimates (Cm 2550). (Includes ref to HC 68, HC 118, HC 511, HC 297 and HC 22, 1993/94).
If he will give the latest figures available for defence spending as a percentage of gross domestic product for each the members of the NATO alliance and the same figures for the year 1985.
If he will give the latest figures available for defence spending as a percentage of gross domestic product for each the members of the NATO alliance and the same figures for the year 1985.
Debate on motion for adjournment on Army.
Debate on motion for adjournment on Army.
What are the defence efforts referred to by Viscount Cranborne in his answer of 9 February 1994, 551 c127, in relation to the United States new counter-proliferation initiative; who is making these efforts; what new weapons systems are envisaged; at what, and at whose, expense would they be obtained; how...
What are the defence efforts referred to by Viscount Cranborne in his answer of 9 February 1994, 551 c127, in relation to the United States new counter-proliferation initiative; who is making these efforts; what new weapons systems are envisaged; at what, and at whose, expense would they be obtained; how...
Debate on a motion for the adjournment on Royal Navy.
Debate on a motion for the adjournment on Royal Navy.
If he will comment on the benefits to the United Kingdom of continued membership of (a) NATO, (b) the Western European Union and (c) politico-military co-operation within the European Union; and what is the annual cost of United Kingdom participation in each defence organisation. - Inc fact that will write.
If he will comment on the benefits to the United Kingdom of continued membership of (a) NATO, (b) the Western European Union and (c) politico-military co-operation within the European Union; and what is the annual cost of United Kingdom participation in each defence organisation. - Inc fact that will write.
What is the proposed formula for financial contributions to the NATO organisation by countries acting in partnership.
What is the proposed formula for financial contributions to the NATO organisation by countries acting in partnership.
What communications he has had with his NATO counterparts relating to his Defence Costs Study.
What communications he has had with his NATO counterparts relating to his Defence Costs Study.
That this House welcomes the Brussels Declaration of the North Atlantic Council of 11th January as a turning-point in the developing of a European foreign, defence and security identity 'as the expression of a mature Europe'; agrees with the Council that the Western European Union should be developed as the defence component of the European Union; notes the Council's support for the development of integrated and multinational European structures, and for 'separable' capabilities within NATO which can respond to European requirements; endorses the important commitment to make the collective assets of NATO available for the WEU operations undertaken in pursuit of the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union, in agreement with the Alliance partners; trusts that the sterile and false argument between being pro-Atlanticist on the one hand or pro-European on the other can now be put to rest; and calls upon the governments of the European Union to begin immediately to take concrete steps towards the fulfilment of this common defence.
That this House welcomes the Brussels Declaration of the North Atlantic Council of 11th January as a turning-point in the developing of a European foreign, defence and security identity 'as the expression of a mature Europe'; agrees with the Council that the Western European Union should be developed as the...
What are HMGs reasons for preferring a Europe-wide security system based on an expansion of NATO as preferred by the United States to one based on the CSCE, as preferred by other states.
What are HMGs reasons for preferring a Europe-wide security system based on an expansion of NATO as preferred by the United States to one based on the CSCE, as preferred by other states.
What importance HMG attach to the statement made on 25th November by Mr Primakov, Head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, that Russia is "not indifferent to the fact that NATO plans to reach right up to our border" and that if this happens it "would necessitate countermeasures on the...
What importance HMG attach to the statement made on 25th November by Mr Primakov, Head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, that Russia is "not indifferent to the fact that NATO plans to reach right up to our border" and that if this happens it "would necessitate countermeasures on the...
What is HMGs opinion of the new Russian "military doctrine", official Russian comment on which advises ex-Warsaw Pact states & ex-Soviet states to refrain from joining or closely associating with a nuclear-armed alliance - i.e. NATO - on pain of becoming targets for Russian nuclear weapons.
What is HMGs opinion of the new Russian "military doctrine", official Russian comment on which advises ex-Warsaw Pact states & ex-Soviet states to refrain from joining or closely associating with a nuclear-armed alliance - i.e. NATO - on pain of becoming targets for Russian nuclear weapons.