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Baltic states' shift from Moscow's orbit offers lessons for leaving Russian influence

An analysis examines how the Baltic states moved from the Soviet sphere into the European Union. It is not a report of a new policy decision or active crisis.

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The experience remains relevant to European security and debates over reducing dependence on Russian influence.

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