How the Russian ‘Reset’ Explains Obama’s Foreign Policy
As violent mobs shouting Islamist slogans rampaged against U.S. diplomats across the Middle East and Southeast Asia in the weeks...
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Putin’s reset
To the uninitiated, Vladimir Putin has seemingly just undertaken what President Obama might call a "reset" of the Russian political...
The denuclearizers dangerous ambitions
Hold on to your hat. No sooner had the Senate finished approving the so-called New START Treaty by the closest...
From Russia, with love
So, Team Obama has pulled another Christmas Day bomber hash-up. Recall how, in the case of Umar Farouq Abdulmuttalab, after...
Arsenal of roguery
Sixty years ago, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt announced to the nation in one of his famous "fireside chats" that America...
Russia reset rebounds
The Obama administration has made a major attempt at renewing a cooperative relationship with Russia. At this point, it is...
Putin’s ‘do-over’
Twenty-six years ago this Fall, a titanic struggle played out in Europe. The main protagonists were Ronald Reagan and the...
Russia is brazen, Europe weak
The future of Russia's excursion in Georgia remains to be determined. But some conclusions can already be drawn: Russian power...
A Bear energy market
Along with a rapid military victory in Georgia, Vladimir Putin succeeded with another weapon in Russia's effort to divide and...
Back in the USSR
As Russia continues to exhibit behavior reminiscent of the old Soviet Union — most immediately by apparently lying about its...
Russia vs. Georgia: Four painful lessons
Ethnic separatism once again has further destabilized world geopolitics, with the outbreak of military conflict between Russia and Georgia over...
Resurgence in need of restraint
By Jared Anderson Russia’s gargantuan state-run gas company, Gazprom, has been touted as the driving force behind the country’s economic...
Moscow’s missile gambit
Six years ago, President Bush announced the U.S. withdrawal from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty and our intention to deploy...
Moscow’s missile gambit
Six years ago, President Bush announced the U.S. withdrawal from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty and our intention to deploy...
Russia extends a helping hand to Chavez
Closer, ever closer. Putin and Chavez are working against the U.S. The last 20 years of the USSR were characterized...
In Russia, a landslide to tyranny
It was perhaps inevitable that Russia's tortuous post-communist experiment in democracy would grind to a halt, but it is more...