A very interesting video from Stratfor about how the Russian sphere of influence can extend Eastern Europe to Poland since losing their leaders last week:
This analysis was noted from the Star on Sunday:
Kaczynski, 60, who was elected president in 2005, forged close relationships with Ukraine and Georgia, and pushed for their inclusion in NATO, arguing passionately that a stronger NATO would keep Russia from reasserting its influence over Eastern Europe.
And he was a major supporter of the American antiballistic missile defence system to be based in Poland, infuriating Russia.
And with Obama de-weaponizing Ukraine under Yanukovych this week, can Eastern Europe survive the new Russian sphere of influence?
That deal has particular resonance for the shifting centre of gravity among the exchanges, coming after an attempted 2007 flotation by the Russian conglomerate failed to get away. Nearer home, Poland’s state-owned Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) has also …
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