Muscovites Use Vote to Say ‘No’ to Putin’s War

Russia’s recent regional elections predictably ended with Soviet-style wins for Kremlin-backed candidates—except in Moscow, where voters expressed dissent for the regime’s war in Ukraine.

US Won’t Help Taiwan Build Subs, But Will Japan? Gordon G. Chang \| blog With the intent to deter Chinese aggression, Taiwan is in the market for submarines. The island republic has some allies in Washington, but not nearly enough.	Belarusian Opposition Eyes Poland, Putin, Itself Ola Cichowlas \| essay For exiled opponents of Belarusian strongman Aleksandr Lukashenko, Warsaw has become a redoubt from which to criticize the regime—and warily follow the Ukraine crisis.
American Conservatives Find Common Cause with Israel Joshua Muravchik \| blog American conservatives are more pro-Israel than ever, but not for religious reasons: They see Western civilization under assault from radical Islam, just as they once saw it threatened by Communism.	Cameron and Disunion Roland Flamini \| essay If the yeas have it on September 18th, David Cameron will be remembered as the prime minister who lost Scotland. He also faces the prospect of being the man who led Britain out of the EU.

blog Ukraine to Wall Out Putin, Literally Alexander J. Motyl	blog Iraq's Kurdish Firewall Michael J. Totten
essay Putin Attacks the West's Soft Underbelly Arthur Milikh	blog Kremlin Suppresses Candidates Vladimir Kara-Murza
blog Russia’s New ‘Energy Alliance’ with China Gordon G. Chang	essay Putin and Europe’s Far Right Alina Polyakova

Africa Today

Libya Dawn Says Tripoli Secure, Expats Free to Return

Libya Herald. 19 Sep 2014

Libya Army Chief Call for Jihad Amid Clashes with Islamists

Times Live. South Africa. 19 Sep 2014

Liberia Women, Children Bear Brunt of Ebola

News 24. South Africa. 19 Sep 2014

Nigerian Presidetn Jonathan Meets With Traditional Rulers to Discuss Boko Haram

Premium Times. Nigeria. 19 Sep 2014

Ebola Health Workers Found Dead in Guinea

Mail & Guardian. South Africa. 19 Sep 2014

Government Speak

Statement by PM Cameron on Scottish Independence Referendum

England. Statement. 19 Sep 2014

Statement by the NATO Secretary General Rasmussen on the Referendum in Scotland

NATO. Statement. 19 Sep 2014

'Jewish Life Belongs in Our Country', Says Angela Merkel

Germany, Press Release. 18 Sep 2014

Canadian PM Harper's Welcome to Ukrainian President Poroshenko

Canada. Press Release. 18 Sep 2014

NATO Secretary General Rasmussen on the Reported Elections in Crimea, Ukraine

NATO. Statement. 17 Sep 2014

The Putin Challenge

Sanctions Against Russia 'Violate' Core Principles of WTO, Says Putin

RT. Russia. 18 Sep 2014

Putin 'Privately Threatened to Invade Poland, Romania and the Baltic States'

The Telegraph. England. 18 Sep 2014

Russia Demands More Changes to EU-Ukraine Trade Deal

The Moscow Times. 18 Sep 2014

Belgium, Hungary, Canada and Others Could Send Their Soldiers to Latvia

LETA. Latvia. 16 Sep 2014

Russian Defense Minister Prioritizes Strong Military Presence in Crimea

RIA Novosti. Russia. 16 Sep 2014

Think Tank Research

The Role of Russia in Regional Councils: A Comparative Study of Neighborhood Cooperation in the Baltic Sea and Barents Euro-Arctic Regions

The Swedish Institute of International Affair. 19 Sep 2014

The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Lessons from Negotiations

The National Bureau of Asian Research. United States. 19 Sep 2014

FPI Fact Sheet: Syria’s Moderate Opposition

The Foreign Policy Initiative. United States. 18 Sep 2014

The Muslim Brotherhood in the UK

Quilliam Foundation. England. 18 Sep 2014

Looking Forward: Kazakhstan and the United States

Institute for Security & Development Policy. Sweden. 17 Sep 2014

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US Won’t Help Taiwan Build Subs, But Will Japan? Gordon G. Chang \| blog With the intent to deter Chinese aggression, Taiwan is in the market for submarines. The island republic has some allies in Washington, but not nearly enough.	Belarusian Opposition Eyes Poland, Putin, Itself Ola Cichowlas \| essay For exiled opponents of Belarusian strongman Aleksandr Lukashenko, Warsaw has become a redoubt from which to criticize the regime—and warily follow the Ukraine crisis.
American Conservatives Find Common Cause with Israel Joshua Muravchik \| blog American conservatives are more pro-Israel than ever, but not for religious reasons: They see Western civilization under assault from radical Islam, just as they once saw it threatened by Communism.	Cameron and Disunion Roland Flamini \| essay If the yeas have it on September 18th, David Cameron will be remembered as the prime minister who lost Scotland. He also faces the prospect of being the man who led Britain out of the EU.

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Muscovites Use Vote to Say ‘No’ to Putin’s War

US Won’t Help Taiwan Build Subs, But Will Japan?

Belarusian Opposition Eyes Poland, Putin, Itself

American Conservatives Find Common Cause with Israel

Cameron and Disunion

Ukraine to Wall Out Putin, Literally

Iraq's Kurdish Firewall

Putin Attacks the West's Soft Underbelly

Kremlin Suppresses Candidates

Russia’s New ‘Energy Alliance’ with China

Putin and Europe’s Far Right

Africa Today

Government Speak

The Putin Challenge

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