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A Collision of Rhetoric: U.S. Interests in Central Europe

11:54 02/02/2010

Washington’s ambivalent attitude toward Russia (also a characteristic of the Bush administration), have instilled doubt among many Central European foreign policy experts as to whether there was or would be in the future, some quid pro quo, exchanging Central Europe’s security to mollify Russian concerns.

By Jakub Grygiel

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11:54 02/02/2010 Washington’s ambivalent attitude toward Russia (also a characteristic of the Bush administration), have instilled doubt among many Central European foreign policy experts as to whether there was or would be in the future, some quid pro quo, exchanging Central Europe’s security to mollify Russian concerns.>>

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