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The loneliness of a stray Finnish missileThe good people of Finland had prepared themselves for a more or less routine presidency.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInAugust 30, 20065:00 pm CETBy Rein F. DeerBut Hizbullah changed their plans. Instead of having cosy lakeside sauna sittings in the middle of nowhere the Finnish Foreign Minister Erkki Tuomioja had to circulate the Middle East in August like a stray missile.Tuomioja, whose native country is an advocate for more transparency in politics, has accused member states of leaking important foreign policy documents outside the EU, including Israel. The leaks have a negative influence on the EUs foreign policy capabilities, he said.AdvertisementAdvertisementAfter decades in politics he should not be surprised that meetings leak, but maybe this time they leak into the wrong hands.It is a mission repulsive anyway for the Finns and especially for Tuomioja who used to be an anti-US campaigner and dove of peace in the days of the Vietnam War but who, contrary to many of his co <a href=
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