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Introduction: Global power and influence in 2018 & beyond
This is an introduction to a five-part series on global power and influence
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Net thinker Lessig sees corporate and government threats to internet
A corporate and governmental alliance threatens some of the basic "open" tenets of the Internet, technology thinker Lawrence Lessig told a Paris audience
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Power & Influence in 2018 and beyond, Part 4: Confirmed and emerging powers
The BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India, China) and some others were predicted to achieve greater power and influence. Have they?
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Assange and Snowden in exile while Pentagon Papers leaker in ‘The Post’ movie
The exile of Julian Assange and Edward Snowden compared with Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ellsberg hailed in new movie "The Post"
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Russia at the peak of failed revolutions: French-Georgian parallels
The Russians are trying to boost internal conflicts by translating the economic issues into a purely political plane.
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Mevedchuk’s Trojan Horse for Ukrainian energy and media
Since 2013, Russia is at war with Ukraine. Despite this, some Ukrainian oligarchs and politicians betray their people.
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Serb-Russia, media freedom down on Vucic’s knees
Russia influences and media freedom in Serbia. Pedrag Blagojevic: “15 cases of recorded life threats”.
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The Struggle of ‘Second’ and ‘Third’ Rome: is There an Option, Except for a Schism?
The Orthodox world can witness a great split. Is there a way to avoid it?
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Russia changes the rules of warfare, perfecting ‘hybrid war’
Attempted murder of former Russian spy in UK fits pattern of Russian "hybrid warfare," say experts
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Skripal poisoning suspects give interview with RT
The pair claimed that they were on vacation when they visited Salisbury and did not work for a Russian intelligence agency
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German doctors say ‘highly probable’ Pussy Riot member was poisoned
Pyotr Verzilov now being treated in Berlin hospital after losing eyesight and ability to walk
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Abe and Putin meet, talk trade and peace treaty
Ahead of an economic summit, leaders of Japan and Russia hold a summit in Vladivostok
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US hits Russia with new sanctions over UK nerve agent attack
The measures are part of a 1991 convention on eliminating chemical weapons
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Police identify suspects over attack on Russian double agent, says report
The Press Association cites an unnamed source close to the investigation
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What is novichok, the nerve agent blamed for British attack?
Designed by the former Soviet Union to be undetectable and far more deadly than other nerve agents
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Why aren’t we all voting online?
Online voting technology is widely available. Advocates say it's safer than paper. Are security fears justified?
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Interview with Russia anti-corruption activist Nikita Kulachenkov
The exiled dissident admits his group's reach is small, but believes some things are "definitely going in the right direction"
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Analysis: Russian dissidents focus on corruption ahead of presidential elections
As the world focuses on Russia's alleged interference in U.S. elections, Russian dissidents are focusing closer to home - their own presidential elections.
Their goal is to prevent President Vladimir Putin...
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Squaring Russia’s foreign policy rhetoric with its actions
Russia emphasizes sovereignty in its foreign policy rhetoric, but how do its actions match up?
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