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What to do about the next ‘Cold War' era

24.01.2008 / 00:00 CET
What should the West think about Russia? That is the subject of a powerful new study by James Sherr, a senior lecturer and fellow at the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom, Britain's military think-tank. Released last week, as the UK tried to keep its cultural-diplomacy offices in Russia open in the teeth of intimidation and official displeasure, the paper is highly topical.

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