Daniel Hamilton

Director of the Center for Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University

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Director of the Center for Transatlantic Relations at Johns Hopkins University

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The most obvious lesson from these days of fighting is that the U.S.

Oil, Democracy, and Russian Tanks in Georgia

The most obvious lesson from these days of fighting is that the U.S.

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Saying that neighboring Georgia has been punished enough, the President of Russia has  ordered a halt  to military operations.

Oil, Democracy and Russian Tanks in Georgia

Saying that neighboring Georgia has been punished enough, the President of Russia has ordered a halt to military operations.

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