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New Russian world order: the five principles

BBC - In the aftermath of the Georgian conflict, the Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has laid down five principles that he says will guide Russian foreign policy. The new Moscow rules are not a blueprint for a new “Cold War”. That was a worldwide ideological and economic struggle. This is much more about defending national interests.

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