Charles Krauthammer at the Washington Post is catching a lot of flak for his article today which argued that Obama’s reset diplomacy with Russia and the new agreements to cut nuclear stockpiles was somehow a gesture of capitulation, selling ...
Matthew Chance on CNN gets right to the point in this interview with Pepsico CEO Indra Nooyi – will doing business in Russia mean getting involved in bribery and corruption? After all, the poor climate for transparency led Ikea to thro...
Alan Cowell has an interesting piece in the New York Times today: In some of the same lands described by President George W. Bush as an axis of evil, the Obama administration confronts an arc of obduracy from Pyongyang to Tehran. The riddle persis...
Leon Aron at the American Enterprise Institute has a new brief out on Russia following the Summit. Here’s just one section from the report on the use of anti-American propaganda by the Kremlin. The Kremlin’s valiant defense of Ru...
TODAY: ‘True partnership’ hoped for between Russia and US; Russia wants second airbase in Kyrgyzstan. Planes edging into British airspace, deemed ‘unfriendly’ by Commons; Russia warns Japan on Kurils. Is the sep...
Remember the good ‘ole times from back in the summer of 2006? Russia was about to host the G8 Summit, Anna Politkovskaya and Stanislav Markelov were still alive and working hard, and Mikhail Khodorkovsky had only been in the gulag 2.5 ...
This bit about Barack Obama’s limited reach in Russia comes from Masha Lipman: The Kremlin keeps a firm grip on societal forces: Its concept of civil society implies loyalty to the state and rules out genuine autonomy. Those who dare defy th...
Ambitious Soviet architecture plans are a real favorite of mine. Right up there next to the planned-but-never-built Palace of the Soviets is the work of Vladimir Tatlin, an architect whose tremendous Monument to the Third International also ...
Here’s the latest article by Robert Amsterdam posted to Huffington Post: President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Dmitry Medvedev should be good friends by now. Following his visit with the family to the Kremlin earlier this week, ...
TODAY: Diplomats positive on Obama trip, analysts more sceptical on progress; Medvedev hits G8 summit. Opposition discuss their meeting with Obama; Abkazhia accuses Georgia of spying A high-level Russian diplomat has called the meeting betwe...
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