RUSSIA AND BRITAIN.
THE CONVENTION CRITICISED.
GERMAN OPINION. "THE LAST STONE LAID." By Telegraph.— rrcs3 Association.— Copyright. LONDON, 27th September. The Timss forecast of favourable Russian opinion on the Anglo-Russian Agreement is confirmed. Ihe St. Petersburg Boutsc Gazette remarks that a convention dealing with EuTope&n questions should bo a logical sequel to the convention dealing with Asiatic affahs. BERLIN, 27th September. In official circles in Berlin tho attitude of the German Government is described as being in friendly agreement with tho treaty. Germany's commercial interests in the PtTsian Gulf are not affected, in view of Britain's determination to maintain the "opsn door" policy. Tho Deutsche Tages Zeitung declares that the last stone has been laid in the building of the British, coalition policy. From the standpoint of Germany's Imperial interests Germany has no reason to feel satisfied when two other Powers arrange differences which given circumstances might be moro useful to Germany.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 78, 28 September 1907, Page 7
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