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A Bear energy market
August 26, 2008
Zeyno Baran

Along with a rapid military victory in Georgia, Vladimir Putin succeeded with another weapon in Russia's effort to divide and conquer Europe: energy. Despite claims of unity on the crisis in the Caucasus, energy is a clear dividing line on the Continent. Countries that have long-term gas partnerships...

Russia vs. Georgia: Four painful lessons
August 11, 2008
John C. Wohlstetter

Ethnic separatism once again has further destabilized world geopolitics, with the outbreak of military conflict between Russia and Georgia over the breakaway regions of South Ossetia & Abkhazia; Russia also attacked Georgian targets in Abkhazia. While President Bush, out to lunch in China, watches swimming,...

Moscow's missile gambit
March 14, 2008
Robert Joseph, J.D. Crouch II

Six years ago, President Bush announced the U.S. withdrawal from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty and our intention to deploy defenses against emerging threats from countries such as North Korea and Iran. Contrary to prevailing expectations, the sky did not fall. Moscow's response, delivered in...

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