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"The United States and two dozen other nations called for the adoption of a declaration of freedoms in cyberspace at a European security conference here on Tuesday, but the proposal stalled in the face of opposition from Russia and countries that view the Internet as a threat to their political systems.
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Despite the support of more than half of the organization’s 56 member nations, including Canada and most of Europe, the proposal has no chance of being adopted because the organization acts only by consensus, allowing countries to wield a veto."
N.Y.Times
Update: и они по-своему правы - вон, какую международную координацию забабахали!
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Despite the support of more than half of the organization’s 56 member nations, including Canada and most of Europe, the proposal has no chance of being adopted because the organization acts only by consensus, allowing countries to wield a veto."
N.Y.Times
Update: и они по-своему правы - вон, какую международную координацию забабахали!
