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Moscow Summit: Expert Briefing Live From Moscow
- James Collins, Dmitri Trenin, Lilia Shevtsova
- July 01, 2009
- Moscow
- Event Transcript
Ahead of the July 6-8 U.S.-Russia summit, Carnegie experts in Moscow discussed expectations for the visit, prospects for START negotiations, and areas for potential cooperation, including Iran, Afghanistan, and energy security.
- Event
Georgian Foreign Minister: U.S.–Georgia Strategic Partnership on Democracy and Security
- James Collins, Grigol Vashadze
- June 25, 2009
- Washington, D.C.
- FM Vashadze's Prepared Remarks
Grigol Vashadze, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, discussed the United States–Georgia Charter on Strategic Partnership and the security environment in the Caucasus.
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Russian Democracy on the Eve of the U.S.-Russia Summit: A Conversation with Boris Nemtsov
- June 25, 2009
- Washington, D.C.
President Obama can help support democracy in Russia by meeting with opposition leaders, emphasizing the importance of democratic values, and bolstering President Medvedev’s political position.
- Report
The Arctic Climate Change and Security Policy Conference: Final Report and Findings
- Kenneth Yalowitz, James Collins, Ross Virginia
- June 24, 2009
Minimizing the environmental impact of climate change and resource development in the Arctic must be a top priority, if environmental disaster is to be avoided.
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The Arctic Challenge
- James Collins, Kenneth Yalowitz, Ross Virginia , David Balton, Julia Gourley, Ray Arnaudo, William Wohlforth
- June 24, 2009
- Washington, D.C.
Greater accessibility to the Arctic caused by increasing ice-melt rates brought on by the accelerating pace of climate change presents a host of new opportunities and challenges for the scientific, business, government, and native communities of the Arctic.
- Op-Ed
A Possible Trap Awaits Obama in Moscow
- Lilia Shevtsova
- June 22, 2009
- The Moscow Times
President Obama’s visit to Moscow on July 6-8 is likely to have more influence on world politics than most regular state visits. The tone for U.S. policy towards Russia will be set depending on who he meets with and the rhetoric he uses during this trip.
- Op-Ed
Russia, Again Evading History
- Maria Lipman
- June 20, 2009
- the Washington Post
The Russian government has intensified its attempts to edit the nation's past by establishing an anti-falsification commission whose potential effects on academic research are disquieting.
- Article
Domesticating Russia’s Economic Crisis
- Sam Greene
- June 17, 2009
Russia remains hobbled by an unfulfilled need to diversify its economy and to strengthen the independence of its economic and judicial systems. A global turnaround will not solve these problems.
- Testimony
Dagestan: A New Flashpoint in Russia's North Caucasus
- Alexey Malashenko
- June 17, 2009
- Hearing of the Commission on Security & Cooperation in Europe (Helsinki Commission)
Grave violence plagues the North Caucasus, which should be a key humanitarian concern for Europe. But the economic crisis will largely determine how much will be done to help the region.
- Event
WMD Threats and International Organizations
- Ambassador Rogelio Pfirter, Paul Walker, Sharon Squassoni
- June 17, 2009
- Washington, D.C.
- Written Remarks
In just twelve years of existence the Chemical Weapons Convention has succeeded in destroying 43% of the world’s chemical weapons.

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