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Around The World In 80 Days: Russians Can't Pass Gas?
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"Around The World In 80 Days
A whirlwind tour of news, analysis and opinion from around the world. An "Open Intelligence" source for the masses ( Well, maybe for friends and family.)
Friday, December 30, 2005
Russians Can't Pass Gas?
An update on Russian gas pains. The Brussels Journal: Prominent Estonians Call for Move Against German-Russian Gas Pact The idea to thwart the Russian-German Gas Pact by moving the Estonian seaborder in the Gulf of Finland to its maximum extent is catching on. Today, the Estonian daily Eesti Päevaleht – one of the two national quality papers in Estland – devotes a front page article to the joint appeal by former Prime Minister Juhan Parts (Res Publica party, opposition), MP Igor Gräzin (Reform Party, a member of the governing coalition), former Tallinn Mayor Hardo Aasmäe and professor Heiki Lindpere (Professor of Maritime Law, Tartu University) to move the Estonian seaborder to the maximum limit. Berlin-Moscow Gas Pact Easy to Thwart… if Balts Have Guts East European countries regard the Russian-German agreement to build a gas pipeline on the Baltic seabed with misgivings. Though it is far cheaper to build an overland pipeline through Lithuania and Poland, the North European Gas Pipeline Company (NEGP) will directly link Russia and Germany, bypassing transit states. The 1,200 km long seabed pipeline from Vyborg to Greifswald will allow Moscow and Berlin to cut off gas supplies to the countries lying between Germany and Russia if they should ever wish to. This has prompted some to compare the NEGP gas deal to the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. Schröder Exchanges Berlin for Kremlin The former chancellor is not the only German who is going to work for"
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