U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• 1 Aegean Sea
• 2 Albanian ethnic minority
• 1 Armed forces on alert
• 2 Basque terrorists
• 1 Budget imbalances
• 1 Central Committee plenum
• 1 Consultations with UK and Italy on Malta
• 2 Counterterrorist activities
• 1 Cyprus
• 1 Cyprus settlement process
• 1 Demonstrations
• 1 Dispute over drilling rights
• 1 Downward economic trends
• 2 Drug trafficking
• 1 Economic intelligence
• 1 Economic summit
• 3 European Community
• 1 France
• 1 Francois Mitterand
• 2 French cooperation with Spain
• 2 French expulsion of ETA militants
• 1 Great Britain
• 1 Greece
• 1 Greek military
• 1 Growing number of demonstrations by Serbs
• 1 Helmut Kohl
• 1 Improve US-Maltese diplomatic relations
• 1 Increasing protectionism
• 3 Italy
• 1 Jacques Chirac
• 1 Jacques Delors
• 1 Keep USSR and Libya out of Malta
• 2 Kosovo
• 2 Limited economic sanctions against Libya and Syria
• 1 Maintain contact with opposition political leaders in Malta
• 1 Malta
• 1 Margaret Thatcher
• 2 Middle Eastern terrorist groups
• 1 National security decision directive
• 1 Nea Makri communications station
• 1 No security guarantees for Malta
• 2 Organized crime
• 1 Perennial financial problems
• 1 Prime Minister Fanfani
• 1 Rising ethnic tensions
• 2 Risk of communal violence
• 2 Serbs charge discrimination by Albanians
• 2 Terrorism
• 2 Terrorist attacks
• 2 Trevi Group
• 1 Turkey
• 1 Turkish military
• 1 Turkish research ship
• 1 Turkish threats of retaliation
• 1 UNFICYP
• 1 United Nations
• 1 UN peacekeeping force
• 1 UN Security Council
• 1 US military bases
• 3 Western Europe
• 1 West Germany
• 2 Yugoslavia