The NTI Newswire reports that the successful conclusion of the U.S.-Polish Missile Defense talks is not a thing that will be under the U.S. administration’s Christmas tree:
New Polish Prime Minister Donald Turk continues to hold off negotiations with the United States on housing 10 U.S. missile interceptors, the Xinhua News Agency reported yesterday (see GSN, Oct. 4).
“First we will examine the effects of to-date negotiations. The PM announced consultations — first of all with NATO, secondly with the Czech Republic and also with some neighbors. Only then will be ready to resume negotiations,” said Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski.
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Thank you for the post. I linked to it on the Atlantic Review in an article titled, "Euro-Missile Talks are Back, Leaving 'New Europe' Behind":
http://www.atlanticreview.org/archives/969-Euro-Missile-Talks-Are-Back,-Leaving-New-Europe-Behind.html
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