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Eric Walberg
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petak, 02. april 2010. |
As Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and Medvedev jockey for support in the presidential elections in 2012, the deal could come back to haunt Medvedev. It may just fade away as more pressing problems, like Metro suicide bombings, take over the headlines.
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Martin Wolf
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sreda, 31. mart 2010. |
“Chermany” spoke last week and the world listened. Let me introduce you to Chermany, a composite of the world’s biggest net exporters: China, with a forecast current account surplus of $291bn this year and Germany, with a forecast surplus of $187bn.
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Paul J. Saunders
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sreda, 31. mart 2010. |
The attacks are a major test for Medvedev. If he doesn’t handle things well, Putin might be strengthened and the reset put in danger. Americans would also do well to reflect on the implications of the attacks for Russia, U.S.-Russian relations and American foreign policy.
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F. William Engdahl
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petak, 26. mart 2010. |
The Eurasian land area resembles a geopolitical game of three-dimensional chess between Russia, the EU and Washington. The stakes of the game are a matter of life and death for Russia as a functioning nation, something clearly Medvedev and Putin well realize at this point.
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F. William Engdahl
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nedelja, 21. mart 2010. |
This altered geopolitical configuration in central Eurasia after the defeat of the Orange Revolution gives a strong boost now to Russia’s long-term energy strategy—a strategy that we might call Russia’s North-South-East-West Strategy.
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Ted Galen Carpenter
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nedelja, 21. mart 2010. |
The Chinese government is wary of the precedent that a system of robust sanctions against either Iran or North Korea might set. That is why Beijing was unenthusiastic about calls for a UN Security Council endorsement for the NATO wars in the Balkans during the 1990s.
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Xinhua
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petak, 19. mart 2010. |
The State Department of the United States released its Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2009 on March 11, 2010, posing as "the world judge of human rights" again. The Human Rights Record of the United States in 2009 is prepared to help people around the world.
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Alexander Dorin
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nedelja, 14. mart 2010. |
The Swiss researcher Alexander Dorin said that he wrote his book “Srebrenica — The History of Salon Racism” for those who wish to learn the truth about the events Western mainstream media sold as “Srebrenica massacre” and even “genocide”, in order to justify their war against the Serbs. |
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Paul Krugman
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nedelja, 14. mart 2010. |
Many opponents of the House version of banking reform present their position as one of principle. House Republicans claimed that they would end banking excesses by introducing “market discipline” — basically, by promising not to rescue banks in the future.
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Volker Rühe, Klaus Naumann, Frank Elbe, Ulrich Weisser
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sreda, 10. mart 2010. |
Europe 's security, though, remains a constant task, and new challenges require different responses than in the past. The Euro-Atlantic region needs peace and stability at home, but it also needs protection against external threats.
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Eamonn Fingleton
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sreda, 31. mart 2010. |
Why the German model has held up even as so many other major economies have collapsed? American and British commentators have told three stories about the German economy over the past decade, all of them derogatory
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Stephen Fidler
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sreda, 31. mart 2010. |
Yet it is the euro zone's second challenge that is at once more widespread and more intractable. That is the euro zone's competitiveness challenge: structurally weak economies locked by a common currency to Germany's low inflation rate and economic stringency.
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Robert Bridge
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petak, 26. mart 2010. |
The Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping, in Russia for five days of talks, stressed that China and Russia must support the establishment of a multi-polar world and democratization of international relations
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Daniel Blumenthal
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petak, 26. mart 2010. |
Why is China a problem? The sample above provides a range of answers. I believe each writer has a point: China is a rather combustible mix of weakness and strength, arrogance and fear.
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David C.Speedie
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nedelja, 21. mart 2010. |
Anders Fogh Rasmussen called for the allies to engage more international partners, including China, Russia, India and the republics of Central Asia. Hei s in fact asking for NATO engagement with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
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Yuri Baranchik
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petak, 19. mart 2010. |
No doubt, the US would readily blow up the world to safeguard its global leadership and therefore, the US and Israeli war against Iran is imminent. The key question is not when the war is going to erupt but what other major countries are prepared to do to prevent a global catastrophe.
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George Pumphrey
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petak, 19. mart 2010. |
The resolution of the Serbian government would have wide-ranging negative effects, not only on Serbia. But the appeal of the intellectuals currently in circulation inadvertently also makes a historical mistake.
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Simon Johnson
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nedelja, 14. mart 2010. |
Bubbles are usually associated with runaway real estate prices or emerging market booms or just the stock market gone mad. But they are a much more general phenomenon – any time the actual market value for any asset diverges from a reasonable estimate of its “fundamental” value.
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Diana Johnstone
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četvrtak, 11. mart 2010. |
I am more critical of Western governments which followed the German policy without bothering or daring to evaluate the situation clearly for themselves. As this turned out to be disastrous, they had to blame the devil Milosevic for everything, in order to cover their own mistakes.
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Nikolas Gvosdev
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ponedeljak, 08. mart 2010. |
U.S. policy seems predicated instead on expecting the rise of other powers to be interrupted, or even reversed. There is some rationale for this approach, because each of the rising and resurgent powers has an Achilles' heel -- whether it's demographics, uneven economic development, or unresolved domestic political equations.
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