The Kane interview refers to a major television interview between the President of the Republic of Kania, Alexander Kane, and CNN interviewer Wolf Blitzer on 19 September 2011, following a high-level heads of state meeting at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. The interview concerned Kania's political, economical, ideological, and religious stances and beliefs, and the country's refusal to be classified as a Western power in local and foreign media. The interview was aired on CNN and KBN, and ran for two hours in total. The interview was the second with Kane, and the seventh in a line of interviews with Kanian heads of state, with last two regarding the Kania's refusal to participate in Operation Desert Storm in 1991 and Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.
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| - The Kane interview refers to a major television interview between the President of the Republic of Kania, Alexander Kane, and CNN interviewer Wolf Blitzer on 19 September 2011, following a high-level heads of state meeting at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. The interview concerned Kania's political, economical, ideological, and religious stances and beliefs, and the country's refusal to be classified as a Western power in local and foreign media. The interview was aired on CNN and KBN, and ran for two hours in total. The interview was the second with Kane, and the seventh in a line of interviews with Kanian heads of state, with last two regarding the Kania's refusal to participate in Operation Desert Storm in 1991 and Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.
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| - The Kane interview refers to a major television interview between the President of the Republic of Kania, Alexander Kane, and CNN interviewer Wolf Blitzer on 19 September 2011, following a high-level heads of state meeting at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. The interview concerned Kania's political, economical, ideological, and religious stances and beliefs, and the country's refusal to be classified as a Western power in local and foreign media. The interview was aired on CNN and KBN, and ran for two hours in total. The interview was the second with Kane, and the seventh in a line of interviews with Kanian heads of state, with last two regarding the Kania's refusal to participate in Operation Desert Storm in 1991 and Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.
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