Diplomacy
Nov 30 2010, Marco Villa

As more and more Wikileaks documents are filled through more and more interesting detail is coming to the fray. A bunch of U.S. diplomatic cables make numerous judgments about world leaders that may complicate U.S. relations with several foreign...

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Afghanistan’s President Hamid Karzai, top right, and NATO’s Secretary General Japp De Hoop Sheffer, top left, talk with the participants of North Atlantic Council, during a meeting in Kabul, Afghanistan Wednesday March 18, 2009. A delegation of...