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...easing the Bosnian conflict -- most recently by persuading the Serbs to open the airport in the besieged town of Tuzla. While Russians feel a new sense of pride as their mediation efforts pay off, these activities have also provoked speculation that the imperialist Russian bear has awakened from its post-cold war snooze...
Both sides, of course, are discovering that the post-cold war honeymoon is over. "Washington and Moscow are realizing that their interests don't always coincide," says Alexander Konovalov, an analyst at the U.S.A. and Canada Institute. "We should be mature enough to realize that is not a tragedy." One sign of such divergence is Ukraine's budding relationship with the U.S., underscored last week when Clinton increased his total aid package $225 million -- but carefully avoided providing any guarantees against Russian meddling...
...many as 10 Soviet agents. There was no indication that Ames had passed along military secrets, but the possibility that he tipped off Moscow to virtually every CIA intelligence-gathering operation against the Soviets in recent years poses grave questions about America's security apparatus in the post-cold...
...sold Moscow a precious trove of American secrets. U.S. officials fear that during a nine-year period that ended with his arrest last week, he may have tipped off Moscow to virtually every CIA intelligence operation against the former Soviets, raising questions about America's security apparatus in the post-cold...
Harvard as an institution has been discouragingly quiet on what will be seen as the defining issue of the post-cold war era, morally and strategically...