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More than Moscow: Protests in Russia, 1991 and 2011-2012
- Matthew Rojansky, Harley Balzer
- February 13, 2012
- Washington, D.C.
- Event Slides
- Protest Web Sites
In August 1991 and again in the aftermath of the December 2011 Duma elections, protest movements appeared not just in Moscow and St. Petersburg but across Russia.
- Op-Ed
Why Russia Supports Assad
- Dmitri Trenin
- February 09, 2012
- International Herald Tribune
While there are a number of reasons behind Moscow’s stance on Syria, confronting the West and increasing tension in their relations with the broader Middle East is at odds with Russia’s wider interests.
- Op-Ed
What the Russian Protests Can—And Can't—Do
- Maria Lipman, Nikolay Petrov
- February 09, 2012
- Foreign Affairs
The latest anti-government protest in Moscow on February 4 is further evidence that Putin's legitimacy is slowly eroding.
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Unconventional Oil: Illuminating the Global Paradigm Shift to New Petroleum Fuels
- Juliet Eilperin, James Burkhard, Brenda Brenda Pierce, David Burwell, Deborah Gordon
- February 08, 2012
- Washington, D.C.
- Event Slides
- Event Transcript
Despite expert warnings, global policymaking communities lack a comprehensive understanding of the changing composition of their oil supplies and their impact on the climate.
- TV/Radio Broadcast
Russia and Syria
- Matthew Rojansky
- February 07, 2012
- BBC World News
The Russian government's support for the Assad regime and refusal to endorse UN sanctions against Syria has earned Moscow condemnation from Arab citizens and diplomats alike.
- Op-Ed
Why Electoral Fraud Is the Better of Two Evils
- Nikolay Petrov
- February 06, 2012
- The Moscow Times
Recent protests have undermined the legitimacy of Russian authorities and significantly weakened Putin's hold on power. Even if the protests were to unexpectedly stop, the process of chipping away at Putin's regime has been set in motion.
- Op-Ed
Russia's Line in the Sand on Syria
- Dmitri Trenin
- February 05, 2012
- Foreign Affairs
- - Русский
Moscow’s position on Syria is primarily shaped by the recent experience of Libya, strong doubts concerning the Syrian opposition, and suspicions about U.S. motives.
- Op-Ed
Russia’s Syrian Stance Reasoned but Politically Costly
- Dmitri Trenin
- February 05, 2012
- Global Times
- - Русский
Russia's position on Syria is often described as a result of Damascus being Moscow's political ally, a major arms client, and a fellow authoritarian regime, but the reality is more complex.
- Event
Munich Security Conference
- Wolfgang Ischinger, Igor Ivanov, Sam Nunn
- February 04, 2012
- Munich
EASI brought together former policymakers, diplomats, generals, and business leaders from Russia, North America, and Europe to look at options to address the region’s faltering security system and to chart a roadmap of practical action that would lead to a more secure future.
- Report
Addressing the Turkish Dimension in Creating a Euro-Atlantic Security Community
- February 03, 2012
- EASI Working Group Paper
- - Русский
Turkey is a particularly critical key actor for building a Euro-Atlantic Security Community, with a growing influence within the Euro-Atlantic region.

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