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Any suggestion of making them a bargaining chip unsettles those in Poland and elsewhere who doubt the durability of America's security relationship with Europe.Big talkerRussian sabre-rattling is not militarily significant: even with its big increase in defence spending of recent years, and the colossal sums promised for the future, Russia is no military match for a united NATO.
As the war grows ever nastier and increasingly unsettles the entire region, Britain and France have emerged as the rebels' most forceful Western allies.
This naturally unsettles minorities, especially Muslims, who make up about 12% of India's population.
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That unsettles the modernisers in his party, most of whom represent urban, more reform-minded constituencies.And how else, apart from ascribing a growing erratic streak to Mr Ozawa, to explain the extraordinary about-face last November, when he switched from vowing to bring down Mr Fukuda and his government to cutting private deals with the prime minister?
He seems keen to accommodate the West, yet his pitch for renewed Russian pride often comes with a kind of nationalism that unsettles his country's neighbours and menaces non-Russians within Russia.
