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Commentary posted November 28, 2011 by Edwin Feulner, Ph.D. Meeting the Missile Threat
With Russian President Dmitry Medvedev issuing threats about America’s planned missile defense for Europe, it may be time to remind the Obama administration why we need such defenses in the first place - in Europe and elsewhere. Plainly put, we live in a dangerous world, and we need to do…
Commentary posted November 23, 2011 by Baker Spring, Michaela Bendikova Medvedev Threatens, While Team Obama Prepares for Defense Cuts
The Russian bear is growling. Again. Russia will train its missiles on U.S. missile defenses in Europe unless we and our NATO partners agree to terms with Moscow regarding how the system can be built and operated. So declared Russian President Dmitry Medvedev…
WebMemo posted June 20, 2011 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D., Baker Spring, Michaela Bendikova Reset Regret: Obama’s Cold War–Style Arms Control Undermines U.S.–Russian Relations
In March 2009, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presented her Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, with a red button symbolizing a new “reset” policy with the Russian Federation. Prophetically, and as a result of an incompetent translation, the letters on the button read “overload” instead of “reset.” …
WebMemo posted June 15, 2011 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. Reset Regret: U.S. Should Rethink Relations with Russian Leaders
For the past two years, the Obama Administration has touted its Russia “reset policy” as one of its great diplomatic achievements. The President spent an inordinate amount of time cultivating Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and making him his principal diplomatic interlocutor—despite the fact that Medvedev is Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s…
Commentary posted January 25, 2011 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. Moscow Airport Bomb: A Moment of Truth for Russia and Medvedev
Russia is mourning and burying its dead. But yesterday’s terrorist attack in the Domodedovo International Airport leaves more than pain in its wake. It also stands as evidence of a major policy failure in the north Caucasus, a patchwork of seven republics that flank Russia’s southwestern border. That policy now…
Backgrounder posted September 16, 2010 by Sally McNamara Russia’s Proposed New European Security Treaty: A Non-Starter for the U.S. and Europe
Abstract: In several ways, Russia’s proposed new European Security Treaty would undermine European security—the opposite of its stated purpose—not least of all by sharply limiting NATO’s ability to act and to accept new members. Instead of adding to the existing European architecture and treaties,…

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Commentary posted January 25, 2011 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. Moscow Airport Bomb: A Moment of Truth for Russia and Medvedev
Russia is mourning and burying its dead. But yesterday’s terrorist attack in the Domodedovo International Airport leaves more than pain in its wake. It also stands as evidence of a major policy failure in the north Caucasus, a patchwork of seven republics that flank Russia’s southwestern border. That policy now…
WebMemo posted June 15, 2011 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. Reset Regret: U.S. Should Rethink Relations with Russian Leaders
For the past two years, the Obama Administration has touted its Russia “reset policy” as one of its great diplomatic achievements. The President spent an inordinate amount of time cultivating Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and making him his principal diplomatic interlocutor—despite the fact that Medvedev is Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s…
WebMemo posted June 20, 2011 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D., Baker Spring, Michaela Bendikova Reset Regret: Obama’s Cold War–Style Arms Control Undermines U.S.–Russian Relations
In March 2009, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presented her Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, with a red button symbolizing a new “reset” policy with the Russian Federation. Prophetically, and as a result of an incompetent translation, the letters on the button read “overload” instead of “reset.” …
Backgrounder posted September 16, 2010 by Sally McNamara Russia’s Proposed New European Security Treaty: A Non-Starter for the U.S. and Europe
Abstract: In several ways, Russia’s proposed new European Security Treaty would undermine European security—the opposite of its stated purpose—not least of all by sharply limiting NATO’s ability to act and to accept new members. Instead of adding to the existing European architecture and treaties,…
Commentary posted November 28, 2011 by Edwin Feulner, Ph.D. Meeting the Missile Threat
With Russian President Dmitry Medvedev issuing threats about America’s planned missile defense for Europe, it may be time to remind the Obama administration why we need such defenses in the first place - in Europe and elsewhere. Plainly put, we live in a dangerous world, and we need to do…
Commentary posted November 23, 2011 by Baker Spring, Michaela Bendikova Medvedev Threatens, While Team Obama Prepares for Defense Cuts
The Russian bear is growling. Again. Russia will train its missiles on U.S. missile defenses in Europe unless we and our NATO partners agree to terms with Moscow regarding how the system can be built and operated. So declared Russian President Dmitry Medvedev…

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WebMemo posted June 20, 2011 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D., Baker Spring, Michaela Bendikova Reset Regret: Obama’s Cold War–Style Arms Control Undermines U.S.–Russian Relations
In March 2009, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presented her Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, with a red button symbolizing a new “reset” policy with the Russian Federation. Prophetically, and as a result of an incompetent translation, the letters on the button read “overload” instead of “reset.” …
WebMemo posted June 15, 2011 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. Reset Regret: U.S. Should Rethink Relations with Russian Leaders
For the past two years, the Obama Administration has touted its Russia “reset policy” as one of its great diplomatic achievements. The President spent an inordinate amount of time cultivating Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and making him his principal diplomatic interlocutor—despite the fact that Medvedev is Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s…
Backgrounder posted September 16, 2010 by Sally McNamara Russia’s Proposed New European Security Treaty: A Non-Starter for the U.S. and Europe
Abstract: In several ways, Russia’s proposed new European Security Treaty would undermine European security—the opposite of its stated purpose—not least of all by sharply limiting NATO’s ability to act and to accept new members. Instead of adding to the existing European architecture and treaties,…

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