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Putin Still Holds Power in Russia
It is the Prime-Mininister Vladimir Putin rather than President Dimitry Medvedev who is currently in control of Russia, as shown by the recent Russia-Georgia debacle.
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Concerns Over Legitimacy of Russian Elections
Landslide wins by ruling party United Russia reinforce concerns of opposition parties and many voters that Russia's Sunday elections were illegitimate and unfair.
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Russia and Venezuela Move Closer Together
Russia is actively seeking new partners in the region, and Venezuela is eager to help. However, the United States remains confident in its regional hegemony.
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Russia Regaining Cold War Confidence
Fresh on the heels of a decisive victory in Georgia, Russia is embarking on a new foreign policy path that has many analysts worried.
russia georgia war south ossetia and abkhazia dmitry medvedev vladimir putin nato and georgia

Foreign Relations Between U.S. and Russia
Russia warns that the United States can no longer act unilaterally, putting pressure on the President-elect to respond.
russia and georgia relations u.s. foreign policy in russia president-elect barack obama dmitri medvedev cold war 2008

What is the Best Age for a U.S. President?
There are many qualities that a political leader should possess, but does age matter? To make a serious impact on the world is there an ideal age for a U. S. President?
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The Overlooked Battle of Khalkhin Gol
Few in the Western Hemisphere have even heard of it. But Khalkhin Gol in 1939 was one of the most important battles of the 20th century.
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Obama Election and World Newspapers Response
World newspapers first euphoric response to Barack Obama's election as the next president of the United States were later tempered with warnings about lofty expectations.
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Russia Pushes Break Up of Georgia
Russian lawmakers are sanctioning the independence movements of Georgia's two disputed breakaway provinces.
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Russia to Annex Georgia?
Russia is solidifying its position in Georgia and tightening its grip on South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
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Gazprom, Rabaska and Russian Interests in Canada
Gazprom is entering the North American natural gas market through the Rabaska terminal in Quebec, Canada. A move that worries the United States.
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Kosovo Enters a New Year on Shaky Ground
Almost a decade after the 1999 conflict between ethnic Albanian guerillas and Serbian forces; Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia on February 17, 2008.
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