KABUL and to forge a new strategy for countering unconventional threats on several fronts.
“The security environment in which we meet today is dark. “Terrorist attacks, violent instability, the breach of international rules,” the NATO top leader said at the start of a two-day foreign ministers’ meeting in the Belgium capital, Brussels.
He said allies would step up plans for dealing with the southern threat, where in recent days Germany and the United Kingdom announced plans to . . .
