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Living with a strong Russia
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Economist view on how things are changing in Russia, a view on the eve of the G-8 Summit. It is useful in that it presents the view of Russia that Russians are reacting to. Note how this links to Guy Chazan's article on July 13, WSJ, Russian Pundit Sours on the West. It talks about how the Radio Sation Echo Moskvy, part of liberal news media in Russia is airing increasingly critical opinion of the USA. The Economist acknowledges that even the liberal media in Russia which had been favoring the USA and Britain is now critical of these countries. It cautions Western leaders that they should avoid conveying to Russians that what they really dislike to is not a liberal and undemocratic Russia but a prosperous and strong Russia. And liberals in Russia feel the just as strongly as national leaders do about this.
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