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breakingnews
17.09.2009, 22:53
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The Obama administration’s decision to scrap plans for a missile defense system in Europe means a "change of policy from the Bush and Cheney era,” Guardian foreign correspondent Jonathan Steele told RT.
30.08.2010, 17:24
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Blame it on this summer’s deadly heat wave or political brinkmanship, but Russian leaders appear more willing to provide space for green alternatives.
Medvedev-Obama
26.03.2010, 15:35
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Answer: When offensive missiles are no longer capable of penetrating the defensive, anti-missile system.
Medvedev-Obama
05.07.2010, 18:16
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Washington and Warsaw have put the final touches on a missile defense system for Poland at the same time a “Russian-friendly” candidate has been elected president.
19.05.2010, 18:56
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Washington and NATO have recently declared the intention of enhancing their partnership with Russia, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating, the saying goes, not in the promises.
Medvedev-Obama
18.05.2010, 17:02
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NATO’s blueprint for change mentions cooperation with Russia as a new priority, but Moscow is pushing for more than just words.
Medvedev-Obama Russia-NATO relations
07.10.2010, 17:43
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When the US opened “Operation Enduring Freedom” in Afghanistan following 9/11, few people questioned the decision. But today, after nine years of sacrifice, that attitude is changing.
24.10.2010, 03:25
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NATO has no future and today we have to re-think European security anew to switch to other forms of interaction between Russia and the EU, insists Viktor Kremyenuk, Deputy Director of the U.S. and Canada Institute.
17.09.2010, 16:23
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The US Senate International Affairs Committee on Thursday approved a resolution recommending the ratification of the new START treaty, but there are still more hurdles to clear.
23.07.2010, 19:37
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Russian and NATO military brass met for talks in Moscow on Friday where heightened cooperation was high on the agenda. But how much does Russia really gain from its cooperation with the 28-member Alliance?
Medvedev-Obama Russia-NATO relationsPublished: 30 July, 2009, 02:41
If Obama looks different than Bush, it doesn’t mean that his approach to Russia and other foreign policy issues would be different, says James Joyner, Managing Director of the Atlantic Council.
Taking of looks is James Joyner a relative of All Bundy? Seriously any monkey commander in speach is going to have the same policy. The US is not one man, or one administartion, it is a whole institution. people are naive to think all things can change easily. The institution has a whole inertia of its own. To change it requires immense energy. So presidents and administrations need to decide what they will spend their effort on changing. They tend to think of re-election as their main goal. So don't expect them to put significant effort into anything that doesn't align with that. Read that as put effort into vote winning things, all the rest do a smoke and mirrors nice PR performance worthy of any Hollywood trailer. So don't be surprised that after Obama's international PR roadshow, he now settles into to the real grind of trying to deliver on things for the American people. To be honest the US is not so important for us, and neither us for them, other than to make sure we don't do anything that is catastrophic for both of us. That is the bottom line here! we thought thinks could be different, because a US Russia partnership looked mouthwatering, but they are not, the game is the same, so what, life goes on! we know what needs to be done, so no sleep will be lost over it.