NATO resumes ties with Russia, Moscow welcomes move
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO foreign ministers agreed Thursday to resume high-level formal ties with Russia, suspended last year after Moscow's military thrust into Georgia.<div class="feedflare">
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