Czechs mark 10 years of NATO membership

Alliance ponders new goals after a decade of expansion

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#1 Posted by

ian dowie
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Apr 3, 2009 1:39 pm CET

The emerging trading relationship and interpersonal mutual interests between Russia and China will soon be in the public domain. The private domain of the last USA administration is passing into history. If it is possible for the new USA administration to listen to the fears of Russia and compromise, other potential countries who pose a real threat will be contained much easier. Russia will protect it's interests and seek friends; and if trust is to be the prevailing dynamic, history suggests its the 'West' that needs to compromise. Partnership or silo's? . It would be a nice to see some mature changes that made a safer world.

#2 Posted by

Albert Hrudka
Unregistered user
Mar 25, 2009 4:43 am CET

How soon they forget.....August 1968...invasion by Russia!
Now the Czechs don't want the United States to build a
Radar Station in the Czech Republic.
Please don't cry for help when the come again! And they will!

#3 Posted by

frank pravda
Unregistered user
Mar 24, 2009 2:14 am CET

NATO spells trouble for its membership since it is an arm of the imperial government of the United States. Instead of promoting peace it has taken to promoting and engaging in WAR after WAR with no end in sight.

#4 Posted by

brian krajci
Unregistered user
Mar 20, 2009 12:25 am CET

Russia should be invited to join NATO. We want world peace don't we?

#5 Posted by

SM THOMPSON
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Mar 19, 2009 9:03 pm CET

Its good to see a photograph of Former President Vaclav Havel tonight featured on Prague Post Newsletter blogged to me here in the UK ... as Havel was a great favourite with my students in Czech Republic in 1998 and so was I!!! Happy Days!/SM Thompson Southampton: UK: