Russian Energy and European Security: A Transatlantic Dialogue
In a report based on a series of three meetings of American and European experts, Center Executive Director Paul J. Saunders examines Russia's increasingly assertive energy policy and recommends policy options for the United States and Europe in confronting this challenge—and balancing these concerns with wider U.S. interests.
Jihadist Strategic Debates before 9/11
Read Nixon Center Research Associate Steven Brooke's article on the evolution of Jihadist strategic thought before 9/11
Lesson for China
In a February 18 article in the International Herald Tribune, Nikolas Gvosdev, Editor of The National Interest, and Drew Thompson, Nixon Center Director of China Studies, compare Chinese and Serbian anti-secession strategies regarding Taiwan and Kosovo. They argue that China should adopt Serbia's strategy of peaceful resolution
Whose problem is it?
In a January 28 article in the International Herald Tribune, Drew Thompson, Nixon Center Director of China Studies, and Nikolas Gvosdev, Editor of The National Interest, address possible Chinese reactions to Kosovo's declaration of independence.
Losing Russia
In Foreign Affairs, Dimitri K. Simes makes the case that the United States and Russia must act soon to avert renewed confrontation.
Putin's Future: Less KGB, More MBA
Dimitri K. Simes contributes an article on Vladimir Putin as part of TIME Magazine's coverage of his selection as Person of the Year.
