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Interview with Henry E. Hale on the Russian Duma Election (Video, GWU)

Henry E. Hale, PONARS Eurasia member and director of the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies (IERES) at the George Washington University, discusses the recent Duma elections in Russia,…

Are Greece’s Leaders Being Reckless or Bold?

Special to CNN by Harris Mylonas and Thomas Meaney | November 2 | © CNN Call it reckless, call it bold, but the Greek Prime Minister, George Papandreou, has attempted to transform…

How Will Russia Approach a New Libya?

Pavel Baev, PONARS Eurasia member and research professor at the Peace Research Institute in Oslo (PRIO), discusses Russian-Libyan relations in the following article: Gone Are the Days By Dan Peleschuk…

Why Regional Solutions Won’t Help Afghanistan

Why Regional Solutions Won’t Help Afghanistan The Myth of Neighborly Harmony by George Gavrilis | October 18, 2011 | © Foreign Affairs Summary: In the lead up to the November 2…

The Tymoshenko Verdict and Ukraine’s European Future

Western Policymakers Need to Focus on the Institutional Rot in Europe’s Eastern Neighborhood By Samuel Charap | October 13, 2011 | © Center for American Progress Yulia Tymoshenko, Ukraine’s former prime…

Tymoshenko Verdict

“Pandora’s box has been opened.” Interviews (in Ukrainian and Russian)gazeta.ua, obozrevatel.com (video clip) – Olexiy Haran, University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine, PONARS Eurasia Member This sentence will further complicate the…

The Past and Future Putin

By Mark Kramer (Op-ed) The New York Times, September 30, 2011 Forty years ago The Who recorded “Won’t Get Fooled Again,” with the memorable lines “Meet the new boss /…

In Russia, Turning Back the Clock

(Op-ed) The New York Times, September 29, 2011 On Saturday, the world learned that Vladimir V. Putin, Russia’s current prime minister and former president, will return to the Kremlin in…

4 Myths of Russia’s Party System

Russia’s party system developed in a decidedly lopsided way during the 2000s. As with all things lopsided, it runs a serious risk of instability, which could occur over the next…

No Pause for the “Reset”

Other news of the day 11/07/2011 No Pause for the “Reset” TROITSKIY, Mikhail The U.S.-Russia “reset” has become an acknowledged foreign policy triumph for the incumbent administrations in Washington and…

Belarus Elections – December 2010

Publications, quotes, and comments by PONARS Eurasia members: Arkady Moshes, “The Transition to Economic Liberalisation is Unstoppable,” The Independent, Dec 21 → “It may seem that the crackdown on popular protest…

Radical Islam in Tatarstan?

Originally published in the Atlantic Sentinel — Even if youngsters in Tatarstan are becoming Islamic, the authorities in this Russian republic have little reason to fear a surge in religious extremism.…

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