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Anders Fogh Rasmussen (L) and Sergey Lavrov (AFP Photo / Alexander Nemenov) 16.12.2009, 15:06 10 comments

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A decision on Bosnia and Herzegovina’s accession to NATO is up to that country’s people to make, Russian FM Sergey Lavrov said at a press conference in Sarajevo.

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"The US must allow the same level of sovereignty for others as for itself"

In this exclusive interview to RT Politics the well-known Russian economist Mikhail Delyagin points out that many suggestions advocated by American experts are actually a repetition of what the Soviet Union used to have.

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Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen speaks during his news conference in Moscow on December 17, 2009 (AFP Photo / Yuri Kadobnov) 17.12.2009, 15:02 32 comments

“NATO will never attack Russia” – Rasmussen

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Estonia, Tallinn: A general view of an informal meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers, in Tallinn on April 22, 2010. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton today pledged an "unwavering" US commitment to NATO allies' security before setting out principles for the future of the alliance's nuclear deterrence. (AFP Photo / Raigo Pajula) 23.04.2010, 15:57 3 comments

Russia-NATO co-operation on ABM only possible on equal footing – Russian FM

Building an ABM system in Europe is impossible without Russia’s involvement, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said at news-conference on Thursday.

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Paper suggests NATO fighter jets may be based at Russian border

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.

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“NATO may cease to exist in 15 to 20 years”

It is more important for Russia to have good relations with NATO’s most powerful member states than with the alliance itself, as it may soon stop existing, political science professor Gerhard Mangott told RT.

“[Russia and NATO] have to take off Cold War goggles”

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Professor Alan Riley from the Centre for European Policy Studies commented on the reception to Medvedev’s new plan for European Security by NATO-member countries.

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WHAT? frist russia dosnt need help from Nato Nato needs our help from us.. and we should not let u go throw russia to afgan its your war fight it.... Nato starts war and then cries help! as i live in usa.. all my friends dont agree what usa is doing its hurting usa inside!!!!