Nato chief keeps job for 1more yr

Nato chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen yesterday won a fifth year at the helm of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, leaving him in place to help oversee a difficult withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Rasmussen, 59, served as Danish prime minister from 2001-09 and is Nato's 12th secretary-general.
The 28-member alliance, headquartered in Brussels, was set up in 1949 as the United States bolstered Western Europe at the onset of the Cold War with the then communist Soviet Union.