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breakingnews
16.12.2009, 16:45
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Independent political analyst Vladimir Kozin claims he is still quite skeptical about the warming between Russia and NATO.
14.04.2010, 17:24
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Following the nuclear security summit in Washington on Tuesday, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev was invited to speak at the Brookings Institute, Washington’s oldest think tank.
Medvedev-Obama
08.04.2010, 18:42
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President Barack Obama, on a political roll after passing his healthcare reform legislation, is set to face severe Senate scrutiny over his administration’s arms-reduction treaty with Russia.
Medvedev-Obama
06.04.2010, 17:31
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Washington is set to announce a new military strategy that reduces the conditions in which the US would resort to the use of nuclear weapons, but is the plan more hype than glory?
01.03.2010, 18:18
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President Dmitry Medvedev is on a 3-day trip to Paris, where he will meet with his counterpart, Nicolas Sarkozy, to discuss pressing security issues, including Iran and European defense.
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 relations
22.12.2009, 10:55
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If the US and Russia take the leadership in bringing nuclear weapons down, other nations will follow this lead, insists former US Secretary of Defense (1994-1997) William Perry.
Medvedev-Obama
01.09.2010, 13:43
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Moscow expects more clarity in relations with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said.
12.04.2010, 18:45
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President Medvedev's full interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulus ahead of a two-day summit in Washington D.C. focusing on global nuclear security.
Medvedev-Obama
16.02.2010, 18:12
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Within just two weeks the US has voiced two completely different stances on placing elements of its missile defense shield in the Black Sea – but which of these is true?
Published: 16 December, 2009, 19:40
Edited: 17 December, 2009, 10:35
Ekaterina Kuznetsova, from the Center for Post-Industrial Studies, reiterates that there are still some unsolved issues between Russia and NATO.
The few, and possibly significant, issues between NATO and Russia can be resolved. Ofcourse, I still question why NATO still exists, and why they are in Afghanistan. The Soviet experience in Afghanistan should have been warning enough. President Obama is just looking for "his war trophy".