Robert Amsterdam on Vladimir Putin's Russia - CBC Radio interview

As observers from the EU, the U.S., the OSCE and fifteen-thousand assorted and angry Moscovites questioned the veracity of Vladimir Putin's victory in Sunday's Russian elections. A Canadian man was watching from way over here. His own battles go back to the days of the first round of the Putin Presidency and the oil baron he couldn't save from Putin's prison. Robert Amsterdam ponders another period of a Putin Presidency.

Edward Lucas Interview (in 4 parts)

Dutch TV Interview with Edward Lucas, author of the book "The New Cold War"

David Satter: Assessing the "Reset" in US-Russia Relations

David Satter is a Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute and a former special correspondent on Soviet affairs for the Wall Street Journal. Here he assesses U.S.-Russia relations one year after the so-called "reset button" at the Center for Security Policy's National Security Group Lunch on Capitol Hill.

The Nature of the Russian Regime

David Satter of the Hudson Institute and Johns Hopkins University discusses the problematic nature of the current regime in Russia at the Center for Security Policy's January 14, 2011 National Security Luncheon.

David Satter: The Return of Putin

David Satter of the Hudson Institute and former Moscow correspondent for The Wall Street Journal analyses the return of Putin to the Presidency and what it means for U.S.-Russia relations.

Russian Untouchables — Episode 3

Part 3 of the Untouchables documentary exposing the theft of Hermitage Capital, the tax fraud of $230 million, and the torture and murder of Sergei Magnitsky and subsequent cover-up.

Russian Untouchables — Episode 2

Part 2 of the Untouchables documentary exposing the theft of Hermitage Capital, the tax fraud of $230 million, and the torture and murder of Sergei Magnitsky and subsequent cover-up.