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Triple Entente

Alliance of Britain, France, and Russia 1907–17. In 1911 this became a military alliance and formed the basis of the Allied powers in World War I against the Central Powers, Germany and Austria-Hungary.

The failure of the alliance system to create a stable balance of power, coupled with widespread horror of the carnage created by World War I, led to attempts to create international cooperation with the League of Nations.
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What cannot be denied, however, is that the 'open' and 'closed' signs at Moscow's two stock exchanges, Micex (where most trading takes place) and RTS (more seen as the economic benchmark), flip faster than a spun coin, leading to what Maxim Osadchiy, chief analyst at Moscow-based Antanta Pioglobal investment bank, describes as 'chaos'.
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