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How Obama Played Into Putin's Hands at the UN
The Russian leader's UN speech repeated his longstanding narrative of moral equivalence, and the blatant hypocrisy of his foreign and domestic policy has gone largely unchallenged by the Obama administration.
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Does Putin Have a Plan for Syria?
The Iran nuclear deal has given Moscow an excuse to pursue its geostrategic goals in Syria more directly, and sticking a thumb in Washington's eye is at the top of the list.
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In Syria, Putin Risks Repeating the Soviet Union's Afghanistan Mistake
Russia can't fight a war in both Ukraine and Syria while also maintaining troops throughout the post-Soviet space, but Putin appears set on trying.
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Russia in Syria (Part 1): Declining Military Capabilities Won't Hold Moscow Back
Although the reported intervention in Syria may spread Russia's armed forces too thin, the Kremlin seems poised to grow even more aggressive in its near abroad.
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Russia's Self-Serving Approach to Syrian Peace Talks
If Washington's Syria policy continues to waver, Moscow will keep advancing an agenda that boosts its international reputation, diverts attention from Ukraine, addresses its domestic terrorism concerns, and keeps Assad in power.
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How Russia Views the Iran Nuclear Talks
As negotiations intensify this month, Moscow will continue pursuing its own agenda.
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Ahead of Egypt Investment Conference, Cautious Optimism for Economic Reforms
At a time when Sisi's subsidy reforms are gaining traction, Washington's withdrawal of support does nothing to advance a human rights agenda and hurts U.S. security interests.
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Russia-Egypt Nuclear Power Plant Deal: Why Ignoring Egypt's Needs Is Bad for the U.S.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi signed a preliminary agreement to jointly build Egypt's first nuclear power plant, after the two leaders met in Cairo on February 9-10. This announcement comes after multiple reports last November about Russia's state nuclear power company Rosatom's agreement to help
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How to Judge Putin's Trip to Egypt
The visit will give the Kremlin a chance to increase its reach in Egypt while signaling to the West that Putin remains an influential world leader.
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What to Expect from Syria Peace Talks in Moscow
While the talks are unlikely to produce immediate results, Moscow could use them to gain leverage to shape its preferred outcome in Syria.
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What to Expect from Russia at the G8 Summit
Serious progress is unlikely given Moscow's intransigence on Syria, Iran, and missile defense.
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Russia's Many Interests in Syria
Given its deep, multifaceted ties to Syria and its strategic posture toward the West, Moscow seems bent on supporting Assad to the bitter end.
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