Russia, the European Union and NATO : : is a "new normal" possible? / / Michael Staack.
Russia, the European Union, and NATO still share some important common interests that need to be given greater attention. A return to strategic partnership is not conceivable without resolving the Ukraine conflict, but prudent management of the antagonism in order to keep open the prospect of a peac...
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