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SCO as a counter to NATO?

May 16, 2012 Andrei Ilyashenko, RIR
Although for many years the SCO treaded cautiously in making foreign policy statements, the organization is evolving

Afghanistan 'collective issue' for international community – Karzai

May 15, 2012 RIA Novosti, RT.com
Lack of security in Afghanistan is a problem for the entire international community rather than of the country alone

Upcoming G8 forum and the objectives behind the looming Great War

May 11, 2012 Viktor Burbaki, Strategic Culture Foundation
The world is entering a transition epoch, during which a big war over natural resources and spheres of influence become a virtually inescapable - Viktor Burbaki ponders

Russia seeks US explanation over post-2014 Afghan presence

April 27, 2012 Combined reports
The terms and goals of the projected US presence in Afghanistan beyond 2014 need to be clarified, the Russian foreign ministry said Thursday.

Russia’s NATO envoy dismissed

April 25, 2012 Interfax
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev today relieved Dmitry Rogozin, special representative for Interaction with NATO in missile defense, from his post.

Russia searching for its course in the South China Sea

April 20, 2012 Sergei Strokan, Kommersant
As the USA and the Philippines carry out joint military exercise in the South China Sea, the tension in the region mounts. Russia finds itself being drawn into the territorial dispute between China and its neighbours

Russia becomes world's third biggest military spender

April 18, 2012 The Moscow TImes
Russia and China kept increasing their spending on weapons last year, while the global financial crisis hit military spending in the U.S. and Europe, a leading think tank said Tuesday

The Afghan transit fork

March 29, 2012 Viktor Litovkin, New Eastern Outlook
Russia tries to assert its position as the U.S. plans its withdrawal from Afghanistan

U.S., Russia may compromise on missile shield in 2 years

March 29, 2012 RIA Novosti
U.S. President Barack Obama hopes to reach a compromised agreement with Russia on the American missile defense system in Europe next year or in 2014, Josh Earnest, White House’s deputy press secretary, said.

NATO to come to Ulyanovsk

March 28, 2012 Ivan Safronov-Jr., RIR
Russia may benefit from the establishment of a NATO transit center in Ulyanovsk, both commercially and politically

The US interests in Afghanistan and Central Asia

March 27, 2012 Leonid Gusev, New Eastern Outlook
The forces of the United States and the Western countries should pull out of Afghanistan in 2014. How will things develop there and in Central Asia then?

Putin puts forward a realistic foreign policy

March 15, 2012 RIR, Combined report
A shift eastward and policies based on economic cooperation and pragmatism will be the focus of Russia's relationship with its international partners during Vladimir Putin's third term

A step towards compromise in Syria

March 14, 2012 Andrei Ilyashenko, RIR
A new agreement brokered by Russia and the Arab League may pave the way for a breakthrough in the country

This is Afghanistan’s ‘My Lai’

March 12, 2012 M K Bhadrakumar, specially for RIR
The massacre of 16 Afghan villagers in cold blood in the wee hours of Sunday morning in a remote village in Kandahar province NATO base irredeemably seals the fate of the 10-year US-led war on terror in the Hindu Kush

Projecting on Syria

March 1, 2012 Konstantin von Eggert
Russia’s influence in the Middle East, or rather, what was left of the Soviet influence in the region, is fading away. Bashar Assad’s regime in Syria, Moscow’s last ally, finds itself in an increasing international isolation and fights for its life

Russia defending principles in Syria, not Assad

February 24, 2012 Yevgeny Shestakov
In taking a firm stance against international intervention in Syria, Russia is protecting not President Bashar Assad, but the principles of international law

Moscow: Peaceful Afghanistan in our interests

February 3, 2012
Interview with Pyotr Topychkanov, Nonproliferation Program coordinator at the Carnegie Moscow

Russia, NATO prepare new Afghanistan transit deal – media

February 3, 2012 RIA Novosti
Russia and NATO may soon sign an agreement that would ease cargo transportation from Afghanistan via Russia’s territory, the Kommersant daily reported on Friday.

Will India join NATO’s war in Afghanistan?

January 30, 2012 Vladimir Sotnikov, The Middle East Institute
Can India use its transfer station card for NATO military cargo in the American-Indo-Pakistani “big game” in Afghanistan?

The Arab Spring in global context

January 10, 2012 Fyodor Lukyanov, RIA Novosti
Attempts to impose democracy produce the opposite effect but it is impossible to suppress people’s natural desire to express their political views, believes political expert.
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