Eastern Europe gets jittery over Russia

Poland, Ukraine, Moldova and the Czech Republic are among those worried that they could be next after the invasion of Georgia.

the fact that the distracted and overly stretched Bush administration took little concrete action to protect Georgia from Russia's wrath must also give pause to nations that would throw their lot completely with the U.S. Is the strategic alliance that many Eastern European countries have been building with the U.S. since the fall of communism nearly two decades ago still worth the risks? Full Story »

Posted by Kaizar Campwala

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andreas ohland
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by andreas ohland - Oct. 1, 2008

Most facts regarding the NEW Europe and their history are missing. Todays new Europe is chock full of right wingers, Nazi collaborators and peolple in politics bend on vengeance against Russia, Germany and others that have been critical of New Europe's military support of the US. The US and it's representatives, especially C.Rice, are on a world wind tour selling armor and buying the support thru fueling the Cold War. Missile systems, etc etc. Typical western media article, nothing new or balanced.

waste of time

Everything missing, cannot be improved, start over
Too much for this little space

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