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War in Georgia exposes NATO’s fault lines

IHT - “There is no common basis upon which to judge which countries should join the organization or what NATO wants to do with a bigger alliance,” said Gunilla Herolf, a security analyst at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Until that issue is resolved, trips to Georgia by NATO ambassadors will merely disguise the dangerous fault lines running through an alliance preparing for its 60th birthday next year.

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