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- Op-Ed
Elections Expose United Russia's Weaknesses
- Nikolay Petrov
- March 04, 2009
- The Moscow Times
The results of Russia's recent regional elections are of less importance than the fact that United Russia is gradually transforming from a monolithic bureaucracy under strict Kremlin control into something resembling a true political party.
- Op-Ed
Taking the Hit for Putin
- Nikolay Petrov
- March 03, 2009
- The Moscow Times
Dmitry Medvedev's recent surge in official activity is simply a PR ploy to shift focus away from Vladimir Putin as Russia's financial crisis deepens. It does not indicate any serious political or personal changes.
- Event
Russia and Its Neighbors
- James Collins, Robert Legvold
- February 24, 2009
- Washington, D.C.
- Event Transcript
The United States must recognize that former Soviet states are and will continue to be an important focus of Russia’s foreign policy, and should take a broader regional view to its relationships with countries in Russia's sphere of influence.
- Event
Italy's G8 Presidency: Priorities and Global Challenges
- Franco Frattini, Ashley J. Tellis, Fabrice Pothier
- February 23, 2009
- Brussels
- Franco Frattini's Speech (PDF)
Italy's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Franco Frattini, outlined the priorities of the G8 under the Italian Presidency, arguing that there is a need for a review of international structures.
- Op-Ed
A Crisis in Crisis Management
- Nikolay Petrov
- February 17, 2009
- The Moscow Times
As protests against Moscow spread throughout Russia, regional governors loyal to the Kremlin, but lacking proven leadership skills, may be unable to meet the challenge posed by angry citizens.
- Policy Outlook
A New Direction for U.S. Policy in the Caspian Region
- Martha Brill Olcott
- February 10, 2009
The Obama administration needs a new approach to the Caspian region that provides opportunities for local leaders to engage with the United States in economic and political development.
- Event
The Central Asia Strategies of Russia and the EU
- Alexey Malashenko, Johannes Regenbrecht
- February 10, 2009
- Berlin
Alexey Malashenko and Johannes Regenbrecht gave a comparative assessment of the European and Russian strategies in Central Asia.
- TV/Radio Broadcast
U.S. Examining Options to Central Asian Air Bases
- Martha Brill Olcott
- February 09, 2009
- NPR's Morning Edition
In the wake of Kyrgyzstan’s decision to close its American airbase the U.S. must find a Central Asian location for its logistical operations outside of Afghanistan to ensure they remain uninterrupted in case the war deteriorates further.
- Event
Is Russia Ready for Change?
- James Collins, Dmitri Trenin, Lilia Shevtsova, Donald Jensen
- February 06, 2009
- Washington, D.C.
- Event Transcript
The international financial crisis may help sustain Russia's political and economic system in the short-term or it may usher in rapid change. Regardless, it is unsustainable in the long run.
- Op-Ed
Testing the Public's Appetite for Protests
- Nikolay Petrov
- February 03, 2009
- The Moscow Times
Recent Russian protests are likely meant to test the response of the authorities rather than indicate people have reached their breaking point.

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