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The Ukrainian Supreme Court has decided: the run-off election was falsified and on December 26, Viktor Yushchenko and Viktor Yanukovych will face each other again in a repeat of the second round of the Ukrainian presidential elections. Will the winner, whoever he may be, re-unite the country? Can Ukraine's "Orange...

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Comparing Russia's current Orwellian rhetoric to the cold war is unfair to the Soviets.

By empowering security organizations such as the Eastern European Security Alliance, the United States can provide a practical safety option for our allies in times of need.