Ukraine and NATO
As he usually is, John Bolton is wrong about Ukraine and NATO: …
Posts tagged “Georgia”
Bush’s Clueless Russia Policy
Mark Adomanis sums up Peter Baker’s account of Bush-era Russia policy: So …
Georgia Could Do Without This Kind of “Help”
Melik Kaylan’s reaction to Saakashvili’s departure from office wins the prize for …
The Wall Street Journal: Still Cheerleading for Saakashvili
The Wall Street Journal‘s European edition does its best to whitewash Saakashvili’s …
The Economist and Saakashvili’s “Legacy”
The Economist‘s report on the end of Saakashvili’s tenure is typical in …
Bush and Saakashvili: A Case Study in What Not to Do
Thomas de Waal reviews Saakashvili’s presidency in Foreign Affairs. He recounts how …
Georgia and the “Freedom Agenda”
Max Seddon has written an interesting summary of Mikheil Saakashvili’s tenure as …
Thanks to the Shutdown, Republicans Are Losing Ground in Numerous Senate Races
PPP finds that the shutdown has harmed Republican chances in numerous Senate …
The Hawkish Need to Take Sides
Ross Douthat discusses why some interventionists are so vehemently pro-military in Egypt. …
Georgia Shouldn’t (and Won’t) Be in NATO
Michael Cecire’s case for Georgian membership in NATO goes off the rails …
Moving Beyond the “Reset”
Samuel Charap reminds us that five years ago today relations between the …
Making Sense of Neoconservatism
John Judis warns against using political labels too rigidly: I am not …
Policy Differences Trump Personal Ties
This New York Times article reviews Obama’s relationships with a number of …
Salter’s “Reset” Revisionism
Mark Salter rewrites the history of the 2000s: His mistaken assumption that …
A Democratic Russia Wouldn’t Be a More Cooperative Russia
Responding to David Kramer, Mark Adomanis discusses public opinion and foreign policy …
Why It’s in the American Interest to Understand Other Nations’ Views
Paul Pillar states an undeniable truth: There is a moral deficit in …
Cyprus and “Revisionism”
Russia’s handling of Cyprus inspired Dan Drezner to review how terrible Russia …
Bush’s Clueless Russia Policy
Mark Adomanis sums up Peter Baker’s account of Bush-era Russia policy: So …
Georgia Could Do Without This Kind of “Help”
Melik Kaylan’s reaction to Saakashvili’s departure from office wins the prize for …
The Wall Street Journal: Still Cheerleading for Saakashvili
The Wall Street Journal‘s European edition does its best to whitewash Saakashvili’s …
The Economist and Saakashvili’s “Legacy”
The Economist‘s report on the end of Saakashvili’s tenure is typical in …
Bush and Saakashvili: A Case Study in What Not to Do
Thomas de Waal reviews Saakashvili’s presidency in Foreign Affairs. He recounts how …
Georgia and the “Freedom Agenda”
Max Seddon has written an interesting summary of Mikheil Saakashvili’s tenure as …
Thanks to the Shutdown, Republicans Are Losing Ground in Numerous Senate Races
PPP finds that the shutdown has harmed Republican chances in numerous Senate …
The Hawkish Need to Take Sides
Ross Douthat discusses why some interventionists are so vehemently pro-military in Egypt. …
Georgia Shouldn’t (and Won’t) Be in NATO
Michael Cecire’s case for Georgian membership in NATO goes off the rails …
Moving Beyond the “Reset”
Samuel Charap reminds us that five years ago today relations between the …
Making Sense of Neoconservatism
John Judis warns against using political labels too rigidly: I am not …
Policy Differences Trump Personal Ties
This New York Times article reviews Obama’s relationships with a number of …
Salter’s “Reset” Revisionism
Mark Salter rewrites the history of the 2000s: His mistaken assumption that …
A Democratic Russia Wouldn’t Be a More Cooperative Russia
Responding to David Kramer, Mark Adomanis discusses public opinion and foreign policy …
Why It’s in the American Interest to Understand Other Nations’ Views
Paul Pillar states an undeniable truth: There is a moral deficit in …
Cyprus and “Revisionism”
Russia’s handling of Cyprus inspired Dan Drezner to review how terrible Russia …
