Ronald D. Asmus and Richard Holbrooke - Black Sea Watershed
In weeks and years past, each of us has argued on this page that Moscow was pursuing a policy of regime change toward Georgia and its pro-Western, democratically elected president, Mikheil Saakashvili. We predicted that, absent strong and unified Western diplomatic involvement, we were headed toward a war. Now, tragically, an escalation of violence in South Ossetia has culminated in a full-scale R
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George F. Kennan Dies at 101; Leading Strategist of Cold War (Published 2005)
Russia, and Putin, Assert Authority (Published 2008)
Jordan's Abdullah Travels to Baghdad
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The Bush administration's feckless response to the Russian invasion of Georgia.