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The Four Stages of Putinism by Andrei A. Piontkovsky
Gulf News
March 3, 2013
In
1970,
Soviet
dissident
Andrei
Amalrik
observed
in
Will
the
Soviet
Union
Survive
until
…
Russia's Orphans by David Satter
NRO's The Corner Blog
December 26, 2012
The
unanimous
vote
in
the
Russian
Federation
Council
to
ban
the
adoption
of
Russian
…
Someone Else? The Latest Twist in Russian Politics by Andrei A. Piontkovsky
Open Democracy (Russia)
November 13, 2012
Can
you
imagine,
dear
reader,
the
following
situation?
In
a
nuclear
state,
the
holder
…
How the Russian 'Reset' Explains Obama's Foreign Policy by Seth Cropsey, Douglas J. Feith
Foreign Policy
October 16, 2012
As
violent
mobs
shouting
Islamist
slogans
rampaged
against
U.S.
diplomats
across
the
Middle
East
…
Russia Says ‘Nyet’ to USAID by David Satter
NRO's The Corner Blog
September 19, 2012
The
decision
of
the
Putin
regime
to
end
two
decades
of
work
by
the
…
Los Límites del Poder by Jaime Daremblum
La Nacion (Costa Rica)
September 6, 2012
Tres
países,
dos
de
ellos
gobernados
por
partidos
comunistas
y
el
otro
por
un
…
The Crime of Russian Law Enforcement by David Satter
Foreign Policy Research Institute
July 31, 2012
As
the
Putin
regime
faces
its
first
serious
political
challenge
in
more
than
twelve
…
Clinton in the WSJ Strays on Russia Relations by David Satter
NRO’s The Corner Blog
June 22, 2012
In
her
op-ed
in
the
June
20
Wall
Street
Journal,
Secretary
of
State
Hillary
…
Obama's Syria Policy: Ask Putin by Lee Smith
Weekly Standard Online
May 30, 2012
Some
have
argued
that
last
week's
massacre
in
the
Syrian
city
of
Houla,
where
…
America Plods Forward, Much of the World Slows by Irwin Stelzer
Weekly Standard Online
May 26, 2012
America
is
the
best
house
in
a
run-down
neighborhood:
The
famous
BRICs
are
crumbling.
…
Awaiting the Next Revolution in Russia by David Satter
Wall Street Journal
May 10, 2012
The
violence
that
accompanied
the
inauguration
of
Vladimir
Putin
as
Russian
president
this
week
…
The Mugging of Ambassador McFaul by Alex Alexiev
National Review Online
April 18, 2012
"A
conservative,"
the
old
cliché
goes,
"is
a
liberal
who
has
been
mugged."
But
…
Obama's About-Face on Syria by Lee Smith
Tablet Magazine
March 28, 2012
If
Bashar
al-Assad
manages
to
survive
the
uprising
that
has
tested
his
regime
over
…
Expect Russia to Feel Threatened by David Satter
New York Times Online
March 6, 2012
Russia's
relations
with
the
U.S.
depend
on
the
requirements
of
the
Russian
internal
situation.
…
Oliver Stone's TV Documentary by Ronald Radosh
Pajamas Media
January 28, 2012
A
few
years
ago,
I
wrote
on
these
pages
about
a
forthcoming
documentary
series
…
Russia’s Position on Iranian Nuclear Issue by Richard Weitz
Valdai
January 26, 2012
Since
2006,
Iran
has
defied
four
sets
of
UN
sanctions
imposed
on
Tehran
for
…
The New Russian Fury by David Satter
National Post (Canada)
January 9, 2012
Twenty
years
after
the
fall
of
the
Soviet
Union,
Russia
is
again
in
political
…
Russia's Next Face Off on Ice by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
January 4, 2012
Team
Canada's
heartbreaking
defeat
at
the
World
Junior
Hockey
semifinals
in
Calgary
has
many
…
The U.S. Drone: Iran's Potential Gift to Russia by Alex Vatanka, Richard Weitz
PBS Frontline Tehran Bureau
December 30, 2011
Iran
claims
to
have
forced
down
a
sophisticated
U.S.
spy
drone
on
December
4.
…
Why Putin Is Tottering by David Satter
Wall Street Journal
December 27, 2011
Twenty
years
after
the
fall
of
the
Soviet
Union,
Russia
is
again
in
political
…
The Russian Spring Has Begun by Andrei A. Piontkovsky
Wall Street Journal
December 14, 2011
Moscow--There
is
a
remarkable
consistency
over
the
course
of
Russian
history:
Every
authoritarian
regime
…
Putin Looks for an Enemy by David Satter
NRO's The Corner Blog
December 8, 2011
The
accusation
by
President
Putin
that
Secretary
of
State
Hillary
Clinton
was
inciting
protests
…
Putin's Facade Begins to Crumble by David Satter
NRO's Corner Blog
November 28, 2011
The
first
cracks
have
appeared
in
the
façade
of
massive
public
support
in
Russia
…
Getting to 'Yes' on Missile Defense by Richard Weitz
Project Syndicate
August 22, 2011
The
recent
visit
by
Dmitry
Rogozin,
the
Kremlin's
special
envoy
for
missile
defense
cooperation
…
The State of the Russian Military by Richard Weitz
Ria Novosti
May 26, 2011
I
have
had
the
opportunity
to
participate
in
the
first
Defense
and
Security
section
…