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16.03.2009, 18:10
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy has gone against the late General Charles de Gaulle’s decision in 1966 to remove France from NATO, but that move promises to be something of a public relations disaster.
12.03.2009, 11:42
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France’s intention to fully integrate NATO structures will strengthen the position of those countries within the alliance who don’t seek conflict with Russia, say experts.
22.02.2009, 22:15
The French government has apparently woken up to the risk of holding NATO's 60th Anniversary celebrations in Strasbourg – the European capital of human rights and unity.
11.03.2010, 15:11
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A UK court has released former Bosnian Vice President Ejup Ganic on a bail of 300,000 euros. Charged with war crimes, his extradition was formally requested by Serbia's Justice Ministry.
29.11.2009, 21:10
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The European security treaty proposed by Russia is by no means an alliance, but rather a mechanism to resolve conflicts, said Mikhail Troitsky, a political analyst at Moscow State University of International Relations.
29.11.2009, 20:59
The Russian draft of a European security treaty is a good platform to begin discussion, said a former member of the European Parliament, Giulietto Chiesa.
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.
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.
02.07.2009, 09:18
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There's a ticking time bomb in Serbia, where doctors have reported a sharp increase in cancer deaths among locals and claim this could be linked to NATO's use of depleted uranium shells during the 1999 bombings.
03.08.2009, 21:38
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There is evidence that US defense contractors have offered bribes to US Congressmen in exchange for business contracts, said RT contributor Wayne Madsen.
Published: 18 March, 2009, 18:14
Socialist and Communist senators fumed, and former top-level officials warned of disaster, but there was never any doubt that President Nicolas Sarkozy would get his NATO wish.
