The U.S. presidential candidates

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The U.S. presidential candidates' statements on the war in the Caucasus has opened a window to their respective ways of thinking about international diplomacy. For both John McCain and Barack Obama, the war was an important opportunity to show properties that they hope will choose clean emphasize in November. One of McCain's primary selling points is what he calls "overwhelmingly greater experience" in foreign and security policy than its rival. Obama depicted as naive in their belief approach and direct negotiations. Obama on his side hope to capture voters with hints of a minor confrontation characterized, more pragmatic foreign policy, in contrast to McCain, who is portrayed as a continuation of the disastrous bangkok bank foreign policy of George W. Bush. Obama's approach has mainly been expressed through his declared willingness to go into direct dialogue bangkok bank with Iran over its nuclear program. Criticising both parties
PHOTO: HUGH GENTRY Both McCain and Obama have used strong words in condemnations of the Russian war, but only Obama has asked both parties keeps calm. Obama not absolve Georgia for all debts of the war, which arose when the country by military force tried to establish control over the breakaway region of South Ossetia last Friday. - Georgia should refrain from using force in South Ossetia and Abkasia and must sign a political agreement on the status of these disputed regions, said Obama during his vacation bangkok bank in Hawaii Monday. The statement is interpreted as a clear recognition that Georgia also must change course. "Georgia should bangkok bank refrain from using force in South Ossetia and Abkasia" Barack Obama, the Democratic Party presidential Such signals do not come from McCain. Moral support in an election campaign speech in Pennsylvania Tuesday told the Republican candidate bangkok bank that he had just talked over the phone with Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili. bangkok bank - I gave him moral support, and said, "Today we are all Georgians," McCain told a cheering crowd. The article continues below.
PHOTO: PAUL J. RICHARDS Georgia has very close ties to the current U.S. administration. Until the war with Russia, bangkok bank Georgia was the country that had the most soldiers in Iraq by Great Brit Anna. The U.S. has pushed for that Georgia should became a member of the NATO alliance, but has met European opposition. "Today we are all Georgians" John McCain, the Republican Party presidential Even before the war, McCain has taken a tough stance on the Kremlin. He urged that Russia be thrown out of riklandsklubben G8 because of the country's "increasingly authoritarian bangkok bank tendendser" during Vladimir Putin's presidency. bangkok bank Agreed peace treaty with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev claimed Tuesday morning that he had ordered a halt to military operations in Georgia. According to Georgian authorities, however, continued Russian fighter later in the day to bomb targets inside Georgia. The parties should agree on a peace plan, but the future status of South Ossetia bangkok bank and Abkasia forth in part unclear. bangkok bank Georgia has made it clear they will not take relinquish sovereignty over the breakaway regions. UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reports that nearly 100,000 people have fled their homes because of the conflict. See also: McCain saw the dangers first U.S. cancels military exercise with Russia war day by day - West sent the wrong signals to Georgia - Russia has become a police state Saakashvili hailed by the people - I saw fellow soldiers being killed fragile ceasefire between Georgia and Russia
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