Related Links
Muzzling the Media:
Chinese curbs before anniversary, BBC, 6/2/2009
To Shut Off Tiananmen Talk, China Disrupts Sites, New York Times, 6/2/2009
Moderate Iranian Candidate Criticizes Facebook Ban, RFE/RL, 5/25/2009
Will Iran President's Rivals Lose Valuable Campaign Tool?, RFE/RL, 5/23/2009
International
groups worry over Venezuela's stance on free press, CNN, 5/23/2009
Venezuelan
Police Raid Offices of TV Executive, New York Times, 5/22/2009
Last anti-Chavez TV station faces
shutdown, Miami
Herald, 5/18/09
Iranian Reformist Daily Banned One Day After Relaunch , RFE/RL, 5/17/2009
The Kremlin's
quest for Pravda 2.0,
Foreign Policy, 5/09/2009
China's
Commercialization of Censorship, Far Eastern Economic Review, 5/02/2009
Authoritarian
Soft Power:
An (iron) fistful of help,
The Economist, 6/04/2009
A Who’s Who of those in the pay of Vladimir Putin,
Daily Star, 6/02/2009
Beijing Learns
to be a Superpower,
Far Eastern Economic Review, 5/01/2009
Clinton warns of
Iranian, Chinese gains in Latin America, CNN, 5/01/2009
Deals Help China
Expand Sway in Latin America, New York Times, 4/15/2009
Booming
Confucius institutes enhance China's soft power, Xinhua, 9/02/2008
Take Aid From
China and Take a Pass on Human Rights, New York Times, 3/09/2008
China lends
Cambodia $305m,
Straits Times, 12/03/2008
Threats
to Rules-Based Organizations:
Venezuela rejects concerns from UN, OAS on media, Washington
Post, 5/24/2009
European
Court Seems to Rankle Kremlin, New York Times, 3/29/2009
Democratic
Deficit: Kazakhstan’s OSCE Chairmanship, Wall Street Journal Europe,
7/6/2007
Illiberal
Education:
On Useful And
Harmful Falsifications Of Russian History, Radio Free Europe/Radio
Liberty, 5/24/2009
Russian history
2.0: Kremlin wants to 'correct' the record, Christian Science Monitor, 05/21/2009
Medvedev’s
Terrifying Order,
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 5/21/2009
Slippery Slope
to Autocracy,
Moscow Times, 5/26/2009
The New Fascism, Radio Free
Europe/Radio Liberty, 5/20/2009
Chinese
education minister vows to maintain sound development of Confucius Institute, Xinhua, 12/12/07
General:
Pakistan on the Brink, New York Review of Books, 6/11/2009
Democracy seen threatened by new authoritarianism, Reuters UK, 6/4/2009
RFA - Tiananmen: Days to Remember,
The Washington Post, 6/2/2009
Recollecting Tiananmen, Radio Free Asia, 5/27/2009
For a City in
Gridlock, a Lifeline and a Scourge, New York Times, 5/24/2009
Global democracy over a barrel, The
Boston Globe, 5/14/09
Russia and its
Image: Put in more flags, The Economist, 5/14/2009
Police break up anti-Chavez march
with tear gas, The
Boston Globe, 5/01/09
The End of Democracy?, Macleans, 3/03/09
Iran's
$12-billion enforcers - From road-building to laser eye surgery, the
Revolutionary Guard dominates the economy, LA Times, 8/26/2008
Chávez
Seizes Greater Economic Power, New York Times, 5/18/2008
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