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Interview with George Friedman

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Published 10 November, 2008, 14:51

The U.S. and Russia once again are going to be rivals, but this time over Europe. It could scupper EU-Russia relations, says American political scientist and CEO of the Stratfor private intelligence corporation George Friedman.

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