Russia Reform Monitor: No. 1804
More trouble for Russia's opposition;
Internet blacklist goes online
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China Reform Monitor: No. 996
Attack in restive Xinjiang kills 20;
Chinese company pulls out of North Korean iron mine
China’s rise, and its implications
The Drivers Of China's Foreign Policy
China's Drive Into Asia
China's Overreach, America's Opportunity
Asymmetry And Coercion Across The Strait
China's March Toward Space Modernization Richard Harrison & Isaac Medina
Stop Nuzzling New Autocrats In Turkey And Egypt; Start Pushing Freedom And Democracy
The next president must discard two longstanding but problematic pillars of U.S. policy in the Middle East and chart a new course that reflects both regional realities and the dynamic changes that are underway there.
For decades, presidents have sought to maintain regional stability by propping up pro-Western autocrats and to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as the first step toward addressing broader regional issues.
Russia Reform Monitor: No. 1803
Russia's opposition movement holds its own elections;
Opposition leader's beating draws international ire