Who’s Afraid of Yulia Tymoshenko?

Ukraine's Viktors undoubtedly have one thing in common: a compulsive approach to Yulia Tymoshenko.

Putin Takes No Chances in Face of Possible Election Defeat Vladimir Kara-Murza \| blog As Russia's March election approaches, Putin's regime is working hard to rig the vote and prevent a runoff. Meanwhile, major protests continue.	Is Obama Getting Serious about China Trade? Gordon G. Chang \| blog In his State of the Union address, Obama chided nations who don't trade by the rules. But will he break with tradition and actually take China to task?
Man On A Mission: Bill Browder vs. the Kremlin Michael Weiss \| essay After the Kremlin tortured and murdered one of his lawyers for investigating government corruption, Bill Browder began a global campaign to bring justice to Sergei Magnitsky's killers.	Selling Lingerie in Jeddah, A Step Forward for Women? Judy Bachrach \| blog Is King Abdullah's latest ruling a sign of Saudi progress or another reminder of the kingdom's oppressive treatment of women?

blog Taxing Ukraine Alexander J. Motyl	blog Pascal Bruckner and the Tyranny of Guilt Alan Johnson
essay The Golden Age of Natural Gas Tom Gjelten	blog Negotiating with the Kremlin Vladimir Kara-Murza
blog Killing Iran's Nuclear Scientists Judy Bachrach	blog China's Turn to Gulf Gas Gordon G. Chang

MENA Transitions

Egyptian Protesters Demand Immediate End to Military Rule

Al-Masry Al-Youm. Egypt. 27 Jan 2012

US Condemns Egypt's Travel Ban, Threatens to Review $1.3 bn Aid to Egyptian Military

Ahram Online. Egypt. 27 Jan 2012

Travel Ban Raises Concerns About Transition to Democracy in Egypt

France 24. 27 Jan 2012

NATO Chief Calls Libya Mission 'One of the Most Remarkable in NATO's History'

The Tripoli Post. 27 Jan 2012

Libyan Revolutionaries Accused of Widespread Torture

Sydney Morning Herald. 27 Jan 2012

Government Speak

NATO Secretary General on Libya's Mission: NATO Proved Itself as a Force for Good and the Ultimate Force Multiplier

Belgium. Speech.

Jan 27, 2012

US State Official: 'We believe That Dialogue Between Guinea’s Government and Political Party Leadership is Essential'

United States. Press Release.

Jan 27, 2012

Pakistan FM Spokesperson: We Strongly Believe that Afghan Refugees Should Go Back to Their Homeland

Pakistan. Briefing.

Jan 27, 2012

Minister of Foreign and European Affairs: Reforms Initiated in Hungary Cast Doubt on Their Compliance with Europe’s Core Values

Hungary. Statement.

Jan 25, 2012

Pakistan's FM Spokesperson: Conference for Disarmament Should Have a Balanced Approach

Pakistan. Briefing.

Jan 25, 2012

Syria Crisis

Syrian Death Toll Rises as UN Security Council Meets

CNN. 27 Jan 2012

ANALYSIS. Looking Into the Syrian Abyss

Asia Times. Hong Kong. 27 Jan 2012

Arab League Team Warns of Syria's 'Escalation'

Emirates 24/7. 27 Jan 2012

At Least 96 Killed by Syrian Security Forces

Al Arabiya News. United Arab Emirates. 27 Jan 2012

On the Ground with the Free Syrian Army

France 24. VIDEO. 27 Jan 2012

Think Tank Research

The United States Beyond 2012

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. 27 Jan 2012

The EU and Syria: Everything but Force?

European Union Institute for Security Studies. France. 27 Jan 2012

A Ghost in the Mirror: Russian Soft Power in Ukraine

Chatham House. England. 27 Jan 2012

Indonesia: From Vigilantism to Terrorism in Cirebon

International Crisis Group. Belgium. 27 Jan 2012

Peace, Bread and Land: Agricultural Investments in Ethiopia and the Sudans

Chatham House. England. 25 Jan 2012

In the Jan/Feb Issue

P. J. O’Rourke on Occupy’s intellectual conundrum, Charles Lane on the GOP candidates’ foreign policy, Michael Zantovsky on peace process illusions, and Tom Gjelten on the rise of natural gas. Myanmar’s moment, Arab Spring or Islamist winter? and more...

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Egypt on the Brink Alaa Al Aswany	Idealism Without Illusion Alan Johnson
Ukraine's Orange Blues Alexander J. Motyl	Peace Later! Ann Marlowe
Around Asia Gordon G. Chang	Off the Fence James Kirchick
Neocon Corner Joshua Muravchik	O Contraire Judy Bachrach
The Old New European Michael Zantovsky	Spotlight on Russia Vladimir Kara-Murza

Putin Takes No Chances in Face of Possible Election Defeat Vladimir Kara-Murza \| blog As Russia's March election approaches, Putin's regime is working hard to rig the vote and prevent a runoff. Meanwhile, major protests continue.	Is Obama Getting Serious about China Trade? Gordon G. Chang \| blog In his State of the Union address, Obama chided nations who don't trade by the rules. But will he break with tradition and actually take China to task?
Man On A Mission: Bill Browder vs. the Kremlin Michael Weiss \| essay After the Kremlin tortured and murdered one of his lawyers for investigating government corruption, Bill Browder began a global campaign to bring justice to Sergei Magnitsky's killers.	Selling Lingerie in Jeddah, A Step Forward for Women? Judy Bachrach \| blog Is King Abdullah's latest ruling a sign of Saudi progress or another reminder of the kingdom's oppressive treatment of women?

Who’s Afraid of Yulia Tymoshenko?

Putin Takes No Chances in Face of Possible Election Defeat

Is Obama Getting Serious about China Trade?

Man On A Mission: Bill Browder vs. the Kremlin

Selling Lingerie in Jeddah, A Step Forward for Women?

Taxing Ukraine

Pascal Bruckner and the Tyranny of Guilt

The Golden Age of Natural Gas

Negotiating with the Kremlin

Killing Iran's Nuclear Scientists

China's Turn to Gulf Gas

MENA Transitions

Government Speak

Syria Crisis

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