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A NATO Red Carpet for Moscow

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By Daryl Morini, Richard N. Haass, Daryl Morini September
| Foreign Affairs Verified
Sign in and save to read later Print this article Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Get a link Page url Request Reprint Permissions To the Editor: Charles Kupchan ("NATO's Final Frontier," May/June 2010) rightfully draws attention to the difficulties associated with letting Russia join NATO. But he does not address the prickliest question: Does Russia even want to be a part of NATO? Most high-ranking Russian officials say no. But their responses leave room for maneuver.
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New Caledonia: Not either/or when it comes to France and China

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By Daryl Morini
| The Pacific Island Times Verified
By Daryl Morini Nouméa—It’s time that Nouméa makes up its own mind on partners and friends when so many players have an opinion. Is China about to plant a red-and-yellow flag in Nouméa, its latest Pacific trophy? Not really. But that’s the impression local politicians are increasingly adept at conveying, both to garner votes and jangle nerves in France and Australia about New Caledonia’s 44-year political struggle over independence. The island’s last independence vote on Dec.
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New Caledonia: Not either/or when it comes to France and China

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By Ian Satchwell, Brendan Sargeant, Daryl Morini
| The Lowy Institute
Is China about to plant a red-and-yellow flag in Nouméa, its latest Pacific trophy? Not really. But that’s the impression local politicians are increasingly adept at conveying, both to garner votes and jangle nerves in France and Australia about New Caledonia’s 44-year political struggle over independence. The island’s last independence vote on 12 December produced the most inflated China rhetoric in local history.
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