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Category Archives: u.s.-russia relations
Russia and Climate Change
This was briefly covered over at Robert Amsterdam blog, and I noticed the minor flurry of reactions to it, so I thought I’d chime in. The other day, Pres. Medvedev announced Russia’s plan for regulating its greenhouse gas emissions (GHG). … Continue reading
Posted in global warming, kyoto protocol, u.s.-russia relations
On the Eve of Obedev’s First Date
A few hours ago, Pres. Obama arrived in London for the G20 summit. On the eve of the first date between Pres. Obama and Medvedev (‘Obedev’), the excitement is palpable. Whereas many have addressed Obama’s likely cold reception from all … Continue reading
Posted in President Medvedev, President Obama, u.s.-russia relations
Will the ECtHR Give Khodorkovsky a Ticket to Freedom?
I usually do not cover this issue, as you can generally find all things Khodorkovsky over at the Robert Amsterdam blog and in the Western Media. But an issue, and more importantly a dispute, is arising that could have potentially … Continue reading
A Democratic Softening on the Eve of Clinton/Lavrov Meeting?
As Secretary of State Clinton prepares to sit down with Foreign Minister Lavrov tomorrow in Geneva, hopefully someone on her staff will point out two largely unnoticed pieces of legislation introduced by Pres. Medvedev last week. The legislation reforms … Continue reading
Posted in elections, legislation, rule of law, u.s.-russia relations
A Strong Step Towards Improving US-Russian Relations
Today The Russia Monitor was privileged to attend an event at The National Press Club entitled, U.S. and Russia: A Window of Opportunity. Speaking at the event were Thomas Pickering, Undersecretary of State from 1997-2000 and Robert C. McFarlane, National … Continue reading
