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Tag Archives: war
A Russian Perspective on the Russian-Georgian War
This article, by Mikhail Barabanov of the Moscow Defense Brief, provides a fascinatingly perspective. It is from the Russian point-of-view, specifically a military one. Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Europe
Tagged Foreign Affairs, Georgia, Russia, Russian perspective, South Ossetia, war
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When Democrats Used to be the Daddy Party
In today’s political world, Democrats and Republicans often come with labels preattached. Republicans constitute the “Daddy Party”: they are hawkish on foreign affairs and are perceived as stronger with issues such as national security. Democrats, on the other hand, constitute … Continue reading
