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Obama lauds Polish democracy, defends Russia "reset" [May 28, 2011] WARSAW (Reuters) - President Barack Obama lauded Poland on Saturday as a key U.S. ally whose democracy and economic prosperity can serve as a model for neighbouring former Soviet republics such as Ukraine and Belarus. [via YahooNews] More >>

Obama lauds Polish democracy [May 28, 2011] WARSAW (Reuters) - President Barack Obama lauded Poland on Saturday as a key U.S. ally whose democracy and economic prosperity can serve as a model for neighboring former Soviet republics such as Ukraine and Belarus. [via YahooNews] More >>

Obama lauds Polish democracy, defends Russia "reset" [May 28, 2011] WARSAW (Reuters) - President Barack Obama lauded Poland on Saturday as a key U.S. ally whose democracy and economic prosperity can serve as a model for neighbouring former Soviet republics such as Ukraine and Belarus. [via YahooNews] More >>

Obama lauds Polish democracy [May 28, 2011] WARSAW (Reuters) - President Barack Obama lauded Poland on Saturday as a key U.S. ally whose democracy and economic prosperity can serve as a model for neighboring former Soviet republics such as Ukraine and Belarus. [via YahooNews] More >>

Military, energy ties on agenda in Obama talks with Poland [May 28, 2011] US President Barack Obama was to wrap up his European tour by meeting Saturday with the leaders of staunch ally Poland as Warsaw gets set to take the helm of the European Union. [via YahooNews] More >>

Obama to reassure Central Europeans he's in their corner [May 28, 2011] WARSAW, Poland ? President Barack Obama arrived in Poland on Friday, launching a two-day visit aimed at assuring the Poles that the United States is a steadfast ally even as it works closely with old Polish nemesis Russia. [via YahooNews] More >>

Obama visit to Poland seen as chance to renew Polish enthusiasm for US [May 27, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - President Barack Obama's last stop on his European tour brings him to Poland for the first time, giving him the chance to inject new vigour in a relationship with an ally that has sometimes felt slighted by Washington. [via YahooNews] More >>

Obama's Poland visit undercut by Walesa's snub [May 27, 2011] WARSAW, Poland -- President Barack Obama's last stop on his European tour brings him to Poland for the first time, giving him the chance to inject new vigor into a relationship with an ally that has sometimes felt slighted by Washington. [via YahooNews] More >>

Obama visit to Poland chance to add vigor to ties [May 27, 2011] VANESSA GERA Associated Press WARSAW, Poland President Barack Obama's last stop on his European tour brings him to Poland for the first time, giving him the chance to inject new vigor in a relationship with an ally that has sometimes felt slighted by Washington. Obama had planned to attend the funeral last year for President Lech Kaczynski, who was killed in a plane crash, but an ash cloud from ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Obama visit to Poland seen as chance to renew Polish enthusiasm for US [May 27, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - President Barack Obama's last stop on his European tour brings him to Poland for the first time, giving him the chance to inject new vigour in a relationship with an ally that has sometimes felt slighted by Washington. [via YahooNews] More >>

Obama visit to Poland seen as chance to renew Polish enthusiasm for US [May 27, 2011] WARSAW, Poland (AP) ? President Barack Obama's last stop on his European tour brings him to Poland for the first time, giving him the chance to inject new vigor in a relationship with an ally that has sometimes felt slighted by Washington. [via YahooNews] More >>

Warsaw wants in on U.S. visa waivers [May 27, 2011] Poland sends troops to fight alongside U.S. soldiers and considers itself a strong ally, but it's the only Central European country whose citizens cannot travel to America without a visa, a sore point that Poles hope President Obama will rectify when he visits their nation Friday. Of the 25 European ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Russia-Poland rapprochement against a backdrop of contradictions [Apr 19, 2011] After the collapse of the Warsaw Pact, Poland saw itself as being the leading state in East-Central Europe. The objective clash of interests between Warsaw and Russia has its roots in that perception. First, Poland is interested in seeing a strengthened U.S. presence in Eastern Europe and NATO mechanisms. Poland?s political elite feel they need a powerful ally to counterbalance Russia and Germany. [via YahooNews] More >>