Russia Reform Monitor: No. 1918
A broader ban on Western foodstuffs;
An unexpected product of Ukraine: separatist stirrings in Siberia
A broader ban on Western foodstuffs;
An unexpected product of Ukraine: separatist stirrings in Siberia
The State Department says that Islamic State terrorists were not sending the United States a message when they beheaded American photojournalist James Foley.
Uh, yes, they were.
On Tuesday, Russian president Vladimir Putin will meet with his Ukrainian counterpart, Petro Poroshenko, in Minsk, Belarus in an effort to bring an end to the crisis in Ukraine. The summit is shaping up to be a critical turning point in the six-month-old conflict over the soul of Ukraine.
American politician and poet Eugene McCarthy once said that the media are like blackbirds on a telegraph pole. Once the impulse goes through, they all jump in the same direction. Fortunately for McCarthy, the Washington punditocracy was not as developed then as it is now.
Moscow shapes media coverage of Ukraine;
After new Western sanctions, a food fight