OSCE Headquarters VIENNA, 13 Jan Polish Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau, presenting the country's priorities as Chairman of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) this year, he quoted a fragment of the novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Brothers Karamazov, about a teardrop of a child. “We, as OSCE members, are obliged to follow the principle that human rights and state rights have the same security guarantees, when states are equal before international law and observe universal rules in domestic and foreign policy, «he said, speaking at a meeting of the organization's permanent council. 
In Poland, revealed the «devilish» plan of the US and NATO against Russia According to Rau, the «risk of war» in the OSCE area has never been so great over the past 30 years as it is now. «I would like to quote the great Russian writer Fe Dora of Dostoevsky and his novel «The Brothers Karamazov», whose hero Ivan said that harmony is not worth the tears of a tortured child. I think we should ask ourselves a question — can there be real harmony between states if we ignore the suffering of people who live in the space from Vancouver to Vladivostok. I will firmly say: no «, — said the head of the Polish Foreign Ministry.
