Doll of Vladimir Putin on the Carnival of Rosenmontag in Mainz, Germany.
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The failure of the first attempt at Syria negotiations, in which some European politicians accused Moscow, forced analysts to guess, this accident, or Russia, which proposed negotiations, deliberately sabotaged the process. The financier, investor and philanthropist George Soros on this occasion wrote a column about what the Russian president actually achieves and what his motives are. In the original, the article can be read on the Project Syndicate website, and we give several key thoughts.
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