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Ukraine–NATO relations

Reflections of a Repentant Sinner

Robert W. Tucker | Mar 01, 1998
Although he supported limited NATO expansion from the beginning, Robert Tucker now believes that an initially good case has been turned into a policy that is pregnant with disaster.

Don't Isolate Us: A Russian View of NATO Expansion

Alexey Pushkov | Mar 01, 1997
There was and is a wide consensus within the Russian political establishment that NATO expansion contradicts basic Russian national interests. The few dissenting voices in the Russian media and academic circles are marginal.

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Ich Bin Ein Berliner?

Donald K. Bandler
A. Wess Mitchell
| Jan 22, 2009
Obama got a rapturous welcome as a candidate in Berlin. But will the Germans show him any love as president? It’s increasingly likely they might not.

Moving NATO Forward

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | Mar 18, 2008
NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer faces some major problems: Russia’s resurgence, enlargement of the alliance and stabilizing Pakistan, just to name a few. Is he up to the task?

Broken Promises

Alexey Pushkov | Apr 16, 2007
The recent effort by the Bush Administration to better explain U.S. policies in Eastern Europe will have no impact unless Washington is prepared to listen to Russian concerns and act accordingly.
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