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eve of nobel/sofa the squid and the ally ...but you said i could have the s-300 :( the spy who went into the cold a brand new georgia iranian propaganda video a spoonful of sugar - video newer older links blogs abu muqawama comops monitor jihadica kim andrew elliot mountain runner small wars journal news the national the huffington post wall street journal resources the economist rand corporation eurasia net space war usc center on public diplomacy tuesday jun 05 2012 sec. clinton's audible on putin's visit to beijing june 5, 2012 on the heels of an embarrassing feud with the united states involving blind chinese dissident chen guangcheng, who now lives in new york city, and the recent us announcement that it will increase its naval fleet presence in asia from 50% to 60% by 2020, beijing is hosting newly elected russian president vladimir putin today for a three day visit. the show of sino-russian solidarity comes at a critical moment for east-west relations as the balance of power in the middle east pivots upon the crisis in syria and mounting concerns about iran’s nuclear weapons program. in response to putin’s visit, us secretary of state hillary clinton has called the equivalent of a diplomatic audible, deciding to push back her visit to azerbaijan and armenia to stop in the port city of batumi, georgia. georgia, a nation with nato aspirations that shares its northern caucasus border with russia, is considered by russia to be within its sphere of influence. as recent as 2008, georgia went to war with russia and lost a portion of its northern territory to a russian military incursion. the show of us-georgian solidarity is a significant counterweight to putin’s visit to china and sends a clear message of us disapproval for the move. clinton’s visit is also sure to irk putin at a time when even his domestic mandate is tenuous at best. diplomatic and political tensions between the united states and russia have escalated in the first half of 2012. putin’s legitimacy has come under sustained pressure as scores of citizen protestors repeatedly took to the streets in the run-up to the russian election. secretary clinton has warned of the dangerous erosion of democratic institutions in russia and repeatedly called out both china and russia for their lack of support in condemning the assad regime’s massacres in syria. responsively, putin has tried to shift attention to a bogus outside threat: the basing of us missile defense systems in poland, a neighbor of russia. the missile defense issue is also used by putin to flex russia’s atrophied international influence. nonetheless, the issues surrounding and business of missile defense both in europe and in the gulf appear to be approaching a breaking point for moscow. the united states is moving forward with missile defense systems in europe and in particular, in poland, with the intention of protecting the european continent from an iranian ballistic missile threat. to compound moscow’s frustration, secretary clinton recently signed deals to upgrade saudi arabia’s patriot missile systems worth $1.7 billion and to provide the uae with an anti-missile defense capability worth $3.48 billion, undercutting one of russia’s most lucrative and sought after commercial pursuits in the region. well played madame secretary. enjoy your dim sum mr. putin. asos | post a comment | share article saturday jan 15 2011 the chinese still have some hurdles to overcome january 15, 2011 asos | post a comment | share article tagged china , public diplomacy in china sunday nov 28 2010 russian tv host slams media in award speech november 28, 2010 from the moscow times , 29 november 2010: a daring speech by one of the country's most acclaimed journalists, who publicly blasted federal television stations for their servile attitude and penchant for propaganda, set the media abuzz and even prompted talk of a new perestroika. leonid parfyonov , a former editor-in-chief of russian newsweek and television host with a slew of successful projects — most of them nonpolitical — gave the speech thursday evening while accepting the inaugural vladislav listyev prize, presented to people responsible for “the event of the year” on russian television. over the past decade “national television information services have become part of the government. journalistic topics, like all life, have been irrevocably divided into those that can be shown on tv and those that cannot. … this isn't information anymore, this is pr or anti-pr by the authorities,” he said in a speech that was not broadcast by state-run channel one, which gave the award. “for a federal channel reporter, top authorities aren't newsmakers, they are his boss's bosses. but then … a reporter is not a journalist, but an official,” he said in a prepared speech that he read out after accepting the award. vladislav listyev, the founding father of post-soviet television and a key force in bringing the voice of democracy to the russian television, was shot dead by an unidentified assailant in 1995. “it's as if the authorities were someone who recently died — and you never speak ill of the dead,” parfyonov said, adding that state-controlled television was resorting to soviet-style propaganda tricks, such as showing protocol reports instead of real news. an english translation of the speech is below: i was given the chance to speak for seven minutes about the topic that seems most relevant to me today. i’m worried, and will not try to speak by memory; for the first time in the studio i’m going to read aloud. this morning i visited oleg kashin in the hospital. he had undergone another routine operation, surgically restoring, in the literal and figurative sense of the term, the face of russian journalism. the brutal beating of the kommersant newspaper correspondent evoked a much greater resonance in society and the professional sphere than any other attempt on the life and health of a russian journalist. the reaction of the federal television channels, it’s true, could be suspected of having been prepared ahead of time; indeed, the tone of the immediate response by the head of state to what happened was different than what was said by the person in charge after the murder of anna politkovskaya. and another thing. before his attack, oleg kashin did not exist, and could not have existed, for the federal airwaves. in recent times he has written about the radical opposition, protest movements, and street youth ringleaders, and these topics and characters are inconceivable for tv. it seems that the marginal sphere is beginning to change something in the public situation, forming a new trend; but among television journalists, kashin simply has no colleagues. there was one, andrei loshak, and he left altogether. for the internet. after the real and imaginary sins of the ’90s, there were two points in the 2000s – at the beginning, for the sake of the elimination of the media oligarchs, and then for the sake of the unity 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