Episode 70: Paula Dobriansky Mark Leon Goldberg June 22, 2015Paula Dobriansky served as Undersecretary of State for Democracy and Global Affairs for the entire George W Bush administration. Prior to that she served in the Bush 41, Reagan and Carter administrations in various foreign policy capacities. And prior to t...
Ukraine is Very, Very Close to an All Out Civil War Kimberly Curtis January 27, 2015January has been a cruel month for the prospects of peace in Ukraine. As the international community mulls new measures against Russia and continues to debate how to best address the conflict, the fighting has reached new levels of intensity. The prospects of...
NATO: New Tools for New Security Challenges Penelope Chester December 3, 2014NATO's largest military expansion since the end of the Cold War
Is Estonia the Next Ukraine? Kimberly Curtis September 8, 2014Troubling signs of Russian expansionism
Russia and the USA Fight. Syrians Lose. Mark Leon Goldberg May 1, 2014Things are getting much worse in Syria, and the Ukraine crisis is to blame.
The 5 Territories that Russia Could Annex Next Kimberly Curtis March 25, 2014Are these the next dominos to fall?
George Takei’s Sochi Campaign is More Consequential than Obama’s Canceled Summit With Putin Mark Leon Goldberg August 7, 2013Why shaming Russia over LGBT policies ahead of the olympics could be a winning strategy
Russia’s Cynical Ploy on Syria Mark Leon Goldberg May 9, 2013Behind the scenes at the Security Council reveals sharp divisions on Syria.
Obama’s Syria Delaying Tactic Mark Leon Goldberg April 30, 2013In a press conference earlier today, President Obama very cautiously addressed the question of whether or not Assad crossed the chemical weapons "Red Line." His conclusion? We don't yet know, but if we do find out conclusively it would be a "game changer."
