Over the past year, Belarus -- one of Russia's steadfast military allies -- began slowly warming up to the West. But the political changes going on in the United States and Europe could give the nation, and other former Soviet states, cause to reconsider.
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The political changes afoot in the United States and Europe could give Russia more leeway to improve its standing in the former Soviet states. ...
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