Former
Head of Policy NATO HQ on BBC World Service's Talking Point
BBC
World Service's Talking Point - the international multimedia interview
programme tomorrow (Sunday 24 November) at 2.00pm (14.00 GMT) -
discusses the Nato summit in Prague this week.
The
guest in the studio will be Colonel Bob Stewart, Head of Policy
Nato HQ - 1994-95, who wrote original papers on expansion of Nato.
Presenter
Roger Hearing will take listeners questions and explore themes including:
will the new Nato countries contribute to the alliance? Does Nato
still have a relevant role in the 21st Century? Should Nato be involved
in any future conflict with Iraq?
Talking
Point can be heard 648 MW, Channel 865 on the Sky Electronic Programme
Guide, Channel 80 on Freeview or the internet on bbc.kongjiang.org/www.bbc.co.uk/talking
point
Notes
to Editors
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