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| Presentation at the Culture and Education Roundtable Ukraine in Washington 2012 Conference December 1, 2012 by Marta Farion |
12/19/2012
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| Kyiv-Mohyla J-School PhD Candidates Defend Their Thesis at Joint Program with Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona |
12/12/2012
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| MBA in Agriculture Launched at Kyiv Mohyla Business School |
12/12/2012
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| Judaica Master’s Program Launched at Kyiv Mohyla Academy |
12/12/2012
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| Re: Lennikov, the KGB and the search for facts |
07/02/2009
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| The spoils of Russia's August war |
07/02/2009
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| Window on Eurasia: Moscow's failings transforming FSU from a 'post-Soviet' to a 'post-Russian space,' paper says |
07/02/2009
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| A Who's Who of those in the pay of Vladimir Putin |
07/02/2009
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By Andrei Piontkovsky
Germany's ex-Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder is a legend in Russia. He serves Gazprom's interests for a measly couple of million euros a year, sits in at sessions of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and writes books about his staunch friendship with "Genosse Wladimir," who, in the not-so-distant past, earned himself the well-deserved nickname of "Stasi" among business circles in gangster-ridden St. Petersburg.
"...Like Schroeder, all these people are not economically disinterested. Baker is a consultant for the two companies at the commanding heights of the Russian economy, Gazprom and Rosneft. The Kissinger Associates lobbying group, whose Russian section is headed by Graham, feeds in to the Kissinger-Primakov working group, a quasi-private-sector effort, blessed by Putin, to deepen ties between Russia and the United States.
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| In search of détente, once again |
07/02/2009
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| Obama's Summit in Russia: Which Side 'Blinks' First? |
07/02/2009
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| Zbigniew Brzezinski: Russia must re-focus with post-imperial eyes |
07/02/2009
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Paranoid, mischievous and heading in the wrong direction, Russia is an awkward prospect for Barack Obama
Over the past ten years, under Vladimir Putin's leadership, Russia has become more nationalistic, corrupt and corporatist. Its economy, although much bigger than a decade ago, is even more dependent on oil and gas, an industry now controlled by a small group of kleptocratic courtiers and former spies. The decision by Ikea, a well-known Swedish furniture supplier once bullish about Russia, to suspend investment because of graft is an indictment of the dire commercial climate (see article). Its non-energy exports are smaller than Sweden's.
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