American President is not a common guest in Europe. Last time Obama visited the Old Continent two years ago. His current visit, thought, hardly resembles the visit of 2009. Despite the fact that the last time he had a trail of a man, responsible for the financial crisis, this time European disappointment in America was way more substantial.
Showing posts with label Deauville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deauville. Show all posts
Thursday, June 2, 2011
A CHICAGO YANKEE IN QUEEN ELIZABETH’S COURT: European tour of Obama
Labels:
Barack Obama,
Carla Bruni,
Deauville,
G8,
Lech Wałęsa,
Michael McFaul,
Michelle Obama,
new IMF Director,
Poland
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Temptation of Europe. Part II
Russian concept of the European security
During the last ten years Russia has dramatically changed its public image and now it doesn’t look like a “poor cousin” that humbly awaits his turn in the European reception room anymore.
The “upgrading” model of the state progress, proclaimed by Dmitry Medvedev, inevitably leads to the increasing role of Russia in a new global society.
Labels:
Deauville,
Dmitry Medvedev,
European Security,
NATO,
OSCE,
Russia,
USA
Monday, November 1, 2010
Temptation of Europe
Deauville summit and Dmitry Medvedev’s promise to take part in the NATO summit in Lisbon makes us take a seriously different view of his initiative to create a new European security system
Security system that emerged after the Second World War was based on confrontation of two competing military-political alliances: NATO and the Warsaw Treaty — these agreements were personifying the bipolar system of the Cold War period. After the collapse of the USSR and, consequently, the Warsaw Treaty, there was a short period of the mono-polar U.S. dominion.
Labels:
Deauville,
Dmitry Medvedev,
European Security,
NATO,
OSCE,
Russia,
USA
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