Wojciech Lorenz is the head of International Security Programme at Polish Institute of International Affairs. His research area includes NATO, nuclear and conventional deterrence and Polish security and defence policy. Former journalist of the Polish Radio, BBC World Service in London (Polish Section) and national daily newspaper Rzeczpospolita, has served as a civilian specialist in the ISAF mission in Afghanistan (2013/2014).
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On 12 October, Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant participated remotely in a meeting of NATO defence ministers, during which he presented information on the Hamas attack on Israel that killed 1,400 people.
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