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A Softer Iron Curtain Falls in Ukraine
Senior Eurasia Analyst, Stratfor
Children hold portraits of Russian President Vladimir Putin as they take part in a rally in the Crimean city of Sevastopol. Ukraine has become a symbol of the ongoing competition between two superpowers: Russia and the West.
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Much like Germany after World War II, Ukraine has become a symbol of the ongoing competition between two superpowers. Understanding Ukraine's role in the Russia-West rivalry is crucial to envisioning how Europe's future may evolve....
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