Russia Reform Monitor: No. 1933
Dusting off Dzerzhinsky;
Friendship with China, adversarialism with Japan
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Missile Defense Can’t Wait
Russia shows no sign that it is willing to de-escalate tensions with the West. Indeed, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has made clear that he anticipates a long-term freeze in ties with Washington.
U. S. & European Perspectives of Current and Evolving Security Challenges
As we think through the role that the United States might play in addressing future security challenges in the European and Eurasian arenas in coming years, it would seem appropriate to have some indication of the thinking, thoughts, and ideas of our partners and allies—especially those in NATO. Americans may feel strongly about issues such as missile defense, countering terrorism and stopping Iran from developing a nuclear capability, but do European and Eurasian allies feel the same?...
Should We Be Worried About Iran’s Moves In The Western Hemisphere?
Sometimes, it's difficult to see the forest for the trees. Optimism may currently be running high in Washington that next month's deadline for negotiations will yield some sort of durable deal over Iran's nuclear program. But amid all of the diplomatic euphoria, one aspect of the Iranian challenge has received remarkably short shrift: its expanding presence and activities in our own hemisphere.
China Reform Monitor: No. 1128
China and Russia partner on fast neutron nuclear reactors;
Peoples Daily targets multinationals for tax evasion