Media Commentary
Spinning the Realities of the Reset
Paul J. Saunders
| May 22, 2012
Weak reporting in The Washington Post attempts to mask the sad state of U.S.-Russia relations.
Outfoxing the Pundits
Leon Hadar
| May 05, 2012
A groundbreaking study sheds light on how experts make predictions—and why they often are so calamitously wrong.
A Perspective from Kazakhstan
Erlan Idrissov
| Apr 06, 2012
The Kazakh ambassador argues that his government is making serious efforts to be open and transparent.
Mirage of the Putin Protests
Anatol Lieven
| Apr 03, 2012
The Western media has Russia all wrong.
The Fallout from Kony 2012
J. Peter Pham
| Mar 13, 2012
Did the Kony 2012 documentary do more harm than good?
Pawlenty and Gingrich: Polls Apart
Robert W. Merry
| Dec 12, 2011
Politicos and pundits are searching desperately for the Republican "front-runner." Why their analyses fall short.
Engaging the Post-Soviet Generation in Russia
Matthew Rojansky
| Oct 21, 2011
The West misunderstands Russian youth. Closing this gap will be the key to the reset.
Al-Qaeda after Awlaki
Rohan Gunaratna
| Oct 18, 2011
Awlaki may be dead, but his legacy survives—and thrives—in every would-be jihadist with an Internet connection.
Robert W. Merry Named Editor of The National Interest
The National Interest
| Sep 19, 2011
Distorting the Russian-Georgian War
Thomas de Waal
| Sep 19, 2011
Both sides are looking to sway public opinion by recruiting a most influential ally—Hollywood.
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