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Changing transatlantic moodsAmbassador Victoria Nuland, the US permanent representative to the North Atlantic Council of NATO, is not usually noted for her speeches. Like her overall performance in alliance headquarters, they tend towards the hard-working, discreet and determined. And overall that is a good thing as within the micro-world of NATO she has often been discreetly blessed by her European colleagues simply for not being her uncompromising predecessor, Nick Burns.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare
stanley cup on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInMarch 18, 20086:00 pm CETBy Ilana Bet-ElMore cynical old hands sometimes reflect, however, that council plenaries have become boring since both Burns and his equally abrasive counterpart, the French ambassador to NATO Beno卯t dAboville, left Belgium some three years ago. Transatlantic sparring has not been the same since. Sparring seems to have all but disappeared 鈥?and may even have given way to co-operation, on terms that are very agreeable to Europe. This startling information was imparted last month by none other than Nuland, in a speech in Paris to the French Press Club and the American Chamber of Commerce. It may be a mark of he
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