lundi 18 août 2008
After Georgia, what future for NATO?
Russia's message – 'We're back and we're strong' – creates a new geopolitical dynamic in Eurasia for the Western alliance.
By Gordon Lubold
| Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
from the August 18, 2008 edition
Reporter Gordon Lubold discusses the Russian incursion into Georgia's South Ossetia and how it could affect NATO's role in the region.
Washington - The Russian Army's foray into Georgia this month has had enormous international impact. But the actions of its conventional forces served more to send a message to the West than to pose any significant military challenge much past its borders.
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