...between the military forces of the Alliance and the bargaining power of the West vis-a-vis the East: Military security and a policy of detente are not...directed towards a greater relaxation of tensions. The extent to which the French Government will work with the committees which are to follow up the report's...

...carry out its second function, to pursue the search for progress towards a more stable relationship in which the underlying political issues can be solved. Military security and a policy of ditente are not contradictory but complementary. Collective defence is a stabilising factor in world...

...complementary pillars of its activities. That report stated that "collective defence is a stabilising factor in world politics. It is the necessary condition...directed towards a greater relaxation of tensions". Against this background, governments earlier this year recognised the particular timeliness of a full...

...aggression"; and secondly, "to pursue the search for progress towards a more stable relationship in which the underlying political issues can be solved....are not contradictory but complementary. Collective defence is a stabilizing factor in vorld politics. It is the necessary condition for effective policies...

...aggression"; and secondly, "to pursue the search for progress towards a more stable relationship in which the underlying political issues can be solved....are not contradictory but complementary. Collective defence is a stabilizing factor in vorld politics. It is the necessary condition for effective policies...

...is rather an essential element of that search. As NATO itself put it in the Harmel Report in 1907, "Military security and a policy of detente are not...directed towards a greater relaxation of tensions." I gave tuy opinion earlier that mutual and balanced force reductions are a promising possibility. This...

...an indispensable underpinning, for that search. As NATO itself put it in the Harrnel report in 1967, "military security and a policy of detente are not...necessary condition for effective policies directed toward a greater relaxation of tensions." PROMISE AT MBFB At present, for example, I personally consider...

...Report in 1967, "MillH^T i « a P° lic y of detente are not contradictory but complementary, ctive defense is a stabilizing factor in world politics. It is the necessary TT«™ lor .effective policies directed towards a greater relaxation of tensions." . ° ave my .°P...

...instead an essential underpinning to that search. As NATO itself put it in the Harmel Eeport in-1967, "Military security and a policy of detente are not...directed towards a greater relaxation of tensions." The Soviet leaders seem to have no problem in this regard. While they are talking of detente and of negotiation,...

...complementary pillars of its activities. That Report stated that 'collective defence is a stabilising factor in world politics. It is the necessary condition...directed towards a greater relaxation of tensions.' Against this background, governments earlier this year recognised the particular timeliness of a full...