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International Affairs

二月, 2005, No. 1, Vol. 51

CONTENTS
This Year Was Not an Easy One...
New Year Wishes from Sages
The Comparative Advantages of the OSCE Are Being Eroded
Shanghai, Moscow Agreements - an Important Confidence-Building Instrument
Iraq, Middle East and Africa
Russia - NATO: Toward a New Stage of Interaction?
A Historical Chance Was Not Lost
New Vistas of Russia-India Cooperation
In 2004, Russian Foreign Policy Moved Ahead Cementing Its Achievements and Never Losing Initiative
American Elections: "Patriot Games," or the New Image of the George W. Bush Administration
CFE Treaty: Russia Has Traveled Its Part of the Road
The Post-Arafat Middle East
CIS: Countering Threats to Security and Stability
Ten Years of the START Treaty
Kyoto: Saving the Polar Bears
The End of Russia's Oil Boom - What Then?
Republic of Bashkortostan: International and Foreign Economic Relations
Following Ancestors' Behests
Salavat Yulayev, National Hero of Bashkortostan
2004: The Environment Year
Economic Potential of Bashkortostan's Industry
Yuli Vorontsov is 75, Boris Kolokolov is 80
No Other Ambassador Served in So Many World Capitals
Uncommon Information. Extraordinary Places.
东方瞭望提供覆盖世界各地权威内容的数据库和图书馆服务,包括俄罗斯和前苏联、东亚和中东国家的诸多资源。
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