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Two-Faced Chechnya Policy
- Date: June 30, 2004
- QUOTE: Foreign policy, as we all know, is controlled by what the British call the Great and the Good: senior judges and top ambassadors, senators and presidents, and famous names and famous faces. Yet if you dig beneath the front-page stories, the answer is different.
- ABSTRACT: The bloodshed that has gone on in Chechnya and the possible appeal of a decision to grant political asylum to a foreign minister of an elected, moderate, separatist Chechen government is causing some to question exactly where Chechnya falls in importance in U.S. foreign policy.
--- Sari Kent
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