NATO and the Near Abroad: Beyond Bucharest
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Georgia Crisis about First Principles
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    Alexander Motyl | September 08, 2008

    Russia's war against Georgia has forced Europeans to ask where their true interests lie and which country they'd be willing to defend if and when a Russian push ever comes to shove.

    Nikolas Gvosdev | September 08, 2008

    Those predicting that the Russian incursion into Georgia will rejuvenate transatlantic solidarity might be overly optimistic.

    James Joyner | September 08, 2008

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    In these pixels, we'll provide expert analysis on the most pressing issues facing the transatlantic community from the Council's staff, board, affiliated scholars, and friends.We hope to be serious without being stuffy and nuanced while remaining accessible to an educated reader.

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