Grading assistance to Ukraine

12 years ago

Larry Summers, not my favorite public persona but a savvy economist to be sure, offers sage advice on aid for…

Costs and benefits of engagement

12 years ago

The Council on Foreign Relations' Charlie Kupchan, author of How Enemies Become Friends: The Sources of Stable Peace, and American…

Everything uncertain, except the winner

12 years ago

After less than two years, Serbia is about to hold new parliamentary elections March 16. Even though the voting is…

Peace Picks March 10 – 14

12 years ago

1. Ukraine on the Brink: A Conversation With Yevgeny Kiselyev Monday, March 10 | 2:15pm – 4pm Carnegie Endowment, 1779…

Kosovo, the US, the EU, Serbia and Facebook

12 years ago

Pristina-based Zeri has kindly given me permission to publish in English this interview with Kosovo Deputy Foreign Minister Petrit Selimi:…

The growing Syrian refugee crisis

12 years ago

Wednesday the Aspen Institute Levant Program discussed policies for the growing Syrian refugee crisis. The second group of panelists consisted…

Kosovo’s army

12 years ago

Hoyt Yee, the Deputy Assistant Secretary who covers the Balkans at the State Department, testified Wednesday at the Congressional Helsinki…

Vladimir Putin and Chris Hayes are wrong

12 years ago

Isidora Kranjcevic of the Belgrade daily Blic asked me this morning to comment on Russian President Putin's remark: Generally, I…

Observers, aid, energy and elections

12 years ago

Much as I am entertained by explanations of Russian behavior based on Western decline and claims that Vladimir Putin is…

Bosnia: heal thyself

12 years ago

I did this interview yesterday for Edita Gorinjac of Klix.ba, who published it today in whatever you want to call…