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The destructive prejudices of Europe’s new members

Independent - The reason the focus shifted was that the east and central Europeans – who became full members of the EU in 2004 – could see the war in Georgia only through the prism of their bitter experience. For them, it was just another example of Soviet-style Russian bullying and a red flag they could wave at “old” Europe to illustrate the justice of their fears.

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