CIAO DATE: 08/06

International Affairs:
A Russian Journal

No. 1, 2005

 

• This Year Was Not an Easy One... V. Putin

• New Year Wishes from Sages Ye. Primakov

World Issues

• Advantages of the OSCE Are Being Eroded S. Lavrov

• Shanghai, Moscow Agreements A. Alekseyev

• Iraq, Middle East and Africa A. Saltanov

• Russia-NATO: Toward a New Stage of Interaction? A. Kelin

• A Historical Chance Was Not Lost V. Matyaev

• New Vistas of Russia-India Cooperation A. Mantytskii, V. Khodzhaev

Roundtable Discussion

• In 2004, Russian Foreign Policy Moved Ahead Cementing Its Achievements and Never Losing Initiative B. Piadyshev, A. Torkunov, V. Lukin, K. Kosachev, V. Degoev, Ye. Volk, A. Lebedev, N. Arbatova, M. Titarenko, K. Vnukov

Commentary and Essays

• American Elections: “Patriot Games” A. Iurin

• CFE Treaty A. Chernov, A. Mazur

• The Post-Arafat Middle East O. Ozerov

• CIS: Countering Threats to Security Ye. Belov, A. Putintsev

• Ten Years of the Start Treaty Yu. Nazarkin

• Kyoto: Saving the Polar Bears M. Kokeyev

Viewpoint

• The End of Russia’s Oil Boom - What Then? Clifford Gaddy

Republic of Bashkortostan

• International and Foreign Economic Relations B. Kolbin

• Following Ancestors’ Behests Kh. Ishmuratov

• Salavat Yulayev, Bashkir National Hero M. Yakupova

• 2004: The Environment Year L. Gainutdinova

• Economic Potential of Bashkortostan Industry N. Safiullin

Diplomats of Our Time

• Yuli Vorontsov is 75, Boris Kolokolov is 80 B. Piadyshev

• No Other Ambassador Served in So Many Capitals V. Shustov