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Russia’s War of Ambition
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Both Russia and Georgia are faulted for the recent war between the two countries regarding Russian ethnic regions inside Georgia that seek to break away from Georgia.
Russian intervention in Georgia to support ethnic Russians and the foreign policy implications.
08/12/2008
Would this mark a return to a Cold War atmosphere. It would not. What it does is mark the limits to what Russia sees as American and NATO efforts to integrate the formerly Soviet countries of Ukraine and Georgia into NATO and the European Union. Even this is not certain as it may be Putin's response to NATO intervention in Kosovo inside Serbia.
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The New York Times editorial faulting both Russia and Georgia shows where the position of the US and Europe may end up being.
08/12/2008
The criticism of both countries suggests that the statements that this is a resurgence of the Cold War may be overdone especially in a completely different period.
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