Putin is Losing Chechnya
...French leader agreed with most Frenchmen that Algeria was part of France. But as the situation in Algeria deteriorated, the general argued that the French must be willing to provide the support...
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Kasparov: Sarkozy Jealous of Putin?
...French President Nicolas Sarkozy for his conduct vis-à-vis Russia during the elections period in tomorrow's edition of Le Monde. The original French version can be read here , and we have some...
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PUTIN: TIMES PERSON OF THE YEAR
...French Tudor-villa McMansions of the new oligarchs and a shopping mall that boasts not just the routine spoils of affluence like Prada and Gucci but Lamborghinis and Ferraris too
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Yulia Latynina asks: Who is Putin?
...French ski resort in Kurshavel, the Kremlin constantly warned Russia's lumpen proletariat of the country's mortal enemies in the West. As Nashi youth pelted the Estonian Embassy with stones,...
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Vladimir Putin - Person of the Year
...French Tudor-villa McMansions of the new oligarchs and a shopping mall that boasts not just the routine spoils of affluence like Prada and Gucci but Lamborghinis and Ferraris too... read more
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Hiatt on Putin and the Gymnast
...French scholar Pierre Hassner said in a speech last fall. But it's worth recalling the methodical and patient way he crept toward dictatorship, because recent events raise fears that he is now...
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Putin's "Methodical and Patient" Move Toward Dictatorship
...French scholar Pierre Hassner said in a speech last fall. But it's worth recalling the methodical and patient way he crept toward dictatorship, because recent events raise fears that he is now...
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Le Monde: Putin's Vindictiveness
...French newspaper Le Monde : Le Monde, Editorial February 8, 2008 Putins Vindictiveness The vindictiveness of Vladimir Putin knows no bounds. In 2005, he went after Mikhail Khodorkovsky, one of...
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The Sunday Sacrilidge, Part I: Putin Says Russia isn't Savage . . . The Moscow Times Begs to Differ
...French company deeply underestimated the determination of its employees to get drunk, she recalled. Determined to keep things civilized, the company served only nonalcoholic drinks at the...
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Putin: NATO Expansion a 'Direct Threat to Russia'
President Putin says NATOs expansion eastwards is a direct threat to Russias security. He made the comment after talks between Moscow and NATO broke up without agreement in Romania. One of the...