Georgian ambassador looks to change Arab perspectives on Russia Envoy plays down parallels between her country, Lebanon By Eamon Kircher-Allen Special to The Daily Star Wednesday, August 20, 2008
In the Arab world, Russia has often been seen as the only counterpoint to American power. For that, it has frequently been a sought-after political partner. Prevailing Arab attitudes toward Russia may explain why news of its military operations against Georgia in response to Tbilisi's offensive to retake.
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