Carnegie Moscow Center
A discussion meeting with Grigory Marchenko, Assistant to the President of Kazakhstan.
A major conference in Moscow to celebrate 10 years of Carnegie Moscow Center and to address key challenges facing Russia.
Martin Tisné presented the results of a new study that analyzed donor-supported anti-corruption programs in Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, and Macedonia.
Discussants explain the current political and security situation in Iraq and its consequences for the broader Middle East.
Discussants examine the challenges of conflict prevention in five Central Asian countries since their independence. A profound transformation of the political, economic, and social landscape of Eurasia has taken place, but challenges like poverty, HIV , drug trafficking, and deterioration of health care and education systems remain serious problems.
On April 6, 2004 The China Program of CEIP and the Taiwan Cross-Strait Interflow Prospect Foundation co-sponsored an event examining effects of the controversial March 20, 2004 Taiwanese Presidential election.
Pulitzer prize winning journalist, Ian Johnson, explored the evolution of China's nascent civil society with a medium-sized audience at Carnegie.
Boris Fedorov, former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of Russia, presents his views on the political and economic situation in Russia after the Presidential Election
Authorities are trying to buy off the security forces in preparation for Ukraine's presidential elections. Although important reforms were made in the parliamentary election process, these will be likely be watered down dramatically before the next parliament is elected.
Ana Palacio, Acting Foreign Minister of Spain. Listen to audio or read transcript.