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19.05.2010, 16:02
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has outlined Moscow’s priorities and principles in foreign relations, including with the US, NATO and Europe.
09.04.2010, 09:33
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After months of negotiations, RT has finally been allowed an interview with wartime Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, who is being tried in The Hague for mass murder during the Bosnian war of 1992-1995.
30.11.2009, 15:40
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John Laughland, the Director of Studies from the Institute of Democracy and Cooperation, has said that the United States would never allow the Russia-backed European military agreement to undermine NATO.
27.04.2010, 18:59
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In just over half a decade, the Russian-Ukrainian relationship has come full circle, culminating in Kiev’s decision to allow Russia’s Black Sea Fleet basing privileges until at least 2042.
03.03.2010, 20:53
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The military alliance has announced, it plans to carry out a series of air force exercises over Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia from March 17-20.
25.03.2009, 13:15
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A high-ranking officer of the US Air Force says NATO should move F-16s now stationed at the Aviano Air Base in Italy to Poland.
11.02.2010, 17:15
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The European Commission has sent Moscow a document called “Partnership for Modernization”, in which it offered its help in modernizing Russia’s economy and making it more innovative.
30.11.2009, 18:41
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Europe has long been condemning the communist regime, but none of the countries has gone as far as Poland, where a law was signed allowing people to be fined or imprisoned for keeping and buying communist symbols.
27.10.2009, 11:01
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For the second day in a row, Radovan Karadzic is boycotting court hearings in The Hague. The former Bosnian Serb leader is demanding more time to prepare for his trial.
05.05.2010, 17:57
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President Barack Obama’s campaign pledge was to defend the little guy. So why is Rahm Emanuel, the White House Chief of Staff, against auditing the Federal Reserve Bank?
Published: 23 June, 2009, 19:15
If based on this concept, “it would not make sense to try to undermine the positions of NATO, at the same time trying to reach an agreement on a pan-European security system,” political analyst Lev Voronkov told RT.
This concept as a political vehicle, to show through western disagreement with it, that the true western agenda is anti-Russian, could have some value on the world stage. However, this could be totally outweighed by the total practical un-enforceability of legal agreements with the West. The US, EU and NATO have shown time and time again, that they don't care about international law. They are therefore, hardly likely to be worried about a signed piece of paper with Russia, when they want to get their hands on our resources. Such a piece of paper would have the same level of military security as the one the Soviets signed with NAZI germany. I know our governemnt is not so naive, so I reckon the game is to utiles the political vehicle, whilst building a robust defence system capable of handling the west under any conditions. This is the best of both worlds, it exposes the true western agenda, whilst at the same time, it learns from history, to be better prepared to deter the hydrocarbon attack. Let's not rely on paper, let's rely on neutron technology, until we have something even more devastating.