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(Russia Council) In an article for the Russian International Affairs Council, PONARS Eurasia member Mikhail Troitskiy discusses U.S.-Russian relations across issues such as the Russian presidential election, the arrival of the…

The Foreign Policy of Azerbaijan and Georgia

(Caucasus Analytical Digest) See the following two articles: “Georgia’s Identity-Driven Foreign Policy and the Struggle for Its European Destiny,” by Kornely Kakachia and “Georgian Foreign Policy: Holding the Line amid…

Assessing the Implications of the Russian Elections

(Event) Assessing the Implications of the Russian Elections Kennan Institute, Woodrow Wilson Center, March 7, 2012 Moderator: Blair Ruble, Kennan Institute. Panelists: Ariel Cohen, Heritage Foundation, Stanislav Belkovsky, National Strategy…

Why Putin’s Re-Election Means Turbulence Ahead

(Foreign Policy) When it comes to Russia’s political future, the only guarantee is uncertainty. Yes, on Sunday Vladimir Putin will be elected president of Russia for a six-year term, with…

Can the U.S.-Russia ‘Reset’ Survive Russia’s Presidential Election?

March 1, 2012

(CAP) Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is poised to win the Russian presidential election this Sunday despite the rise of an unprecedented protest movement against him. The prospect of Putin’s…

IERES Event: The Russian Spring: Does It Stand a Chance?

(Event) Albats will discuss what it is like to publish a leading independent weekly journal in contemporary Russia and she will discuss the role of the Internet and social media. Albats…

Don’t Shy Away From Progress on the Russia-Georgia Conflict

February 6, 2012

(CAP) New Agreement Between Countries on Russia’s WTO Membership Indicates Progress: A recent World Trade Organization agreement between Russia and Georgia, key U.S. partners, is a breakthrough in relations between…

As Russia Prepares for Protests, New Media Battle the Old

(Freedom House) Writing on the revolutions of Central Europe in the New York Review of Books two decades ago, scholar Timothy Garton Ash made the observation that “the crucial medium…

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Kazakhstan and the United States: Twenty Years of Ambiguous Partnership

Atlantic Council/Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center report by Sean R. Roberts examining the U.S.-Kazakhstan relationship. It is published as part of the Atlantic Council January 31 conference “Twenty Years of Kazakhstan…

For Egypt’s State Media, the Revolution Has Yet to Arrive

The Arab Spring and Freedom’s Future by Christopher Walker and Robert Orttung In an op-ed published in the New York Times last April, we took a cautiously optimistic view on…

Carnegie Corporation of New York: $2 Million Grant to the Elliott School

$2 Million Grant to The George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs Supports Programs Addressing Pressing Global Issues Carnegie Corporation of New York today announced a $2 million award…

Center for New Media and Society at NES Launches New Website (Moscow, Russia)

The Center for the Study of New Media & Society at the New Economic School in Moscow announces the launch of their new, bi-lingual website: www.newmediacenter.ru Samuel A.…

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