as decadent and alien to the Orthodox Christian, Eastern Slav world to which both Russia and Ukraine belong. "It's tolerance that has no bounds," Trenin told me. "It's secularism. He sees Europe as post-Christian. It's national sovereignty that is superseded by supranational institutions. It's the d

even then, resentments of the young Ukrainian Europhiles will fester, and feed the already ample discontent of Russia's own younger generation. As Trenin points out, "Ukraine will always be looking for the exit." Putin may learn, as Stalin did, that a captive Ukraine is more trouble than it's worth.