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Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 17
NYTimes: Fake Murder Spotlights Police Procedures in Russia
By: Michael Schwirtz; Full Article May Be Read Here
Thursday, April 23
Russians Bet on a Market for Dampening Dissent
A great example of the conflicting tendencies of capitalist ingenuity and authoritarian tendencies... there's Russia for you.
Wednesday, April 8
Electricity Grid in U.S. Penetrated By Spies
By Sioban Gorham; full article can be read here.
Blogger Comment: An interesting article with implications for Obama's energy plan (with USD4.2mn going to smart grid development) and an intriguing revelation coming on the heels of cyber espionage sourced in China and aimed at the Dalai Lama and others in SE Asia.
Blogger Comment: An interesting article with implications for Obama's energy plan (with USD4.2mn going to smart grid development) and an intriguing revelation coming on the heels of cyber espionage sourced in China and aimed at the Dalai Lama and others in SE Asia.
Labels:
China,
cyberwarfare,
electricity grid,
Russia,
security
Tuesday, March 3
New York Times: Obama Offered Deal to Russia in Secret Letter
By: Peter Baker, Full article may be read here
Blogger comment: Pressing of the reset button for U.S.-Russian relations is long overdue. Still Eastern Europeans must be pissed that all of their efforts both domestically and internationally to move the missile defense shield forward might have been in vain.
Friday, February 20
The New York Times: Despite Kyrgyz Vote to Close U.S. Base, Gates Explores Options to Keep It Open
By: Thom Shanker and Ellen Barry; Full article may be read HERE
Thursday, February 19
New York Times: 3 Men Acquitted in Murder of Russian Journalist
By Ellen Barry and Michael Schwirtz; Full Article May Be Read Here
Labels:
Ellen Barry,
Michael Schwirtz,
New York Times,
Russia
Financial Times: A Death Retold
"A verdict is due in a high-profile Moscow trail that has has shed unexpected light on the close links of current and former security and law enforcement officers with organize crime"
By: Charles Clover; Full Article May Be Read Here
By: Charles Clover; Full Article May Be Read Here
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