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Saturday, April 4, 2009

NATO Summit: hour by hour

Involvement in Afghanistan-source of division

Welcome for Croatia and Albania

Clashes with the police at the anti-NATO protests

The symbolism

Echoes of Kennedy

Obama's offensive against nuclear weapons
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