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Hayes' latest writings include a
reflection on the tenth anniversary
of the
Srebrenica massacre in the Utne Magazine
and a retrospective of
Gorbachev's legacy published in The Moscow Times.
Over the past year, he has published
commentaries for
several newspapers on Russian President Putin's tactics in
Chechnya,
his interference in the Fall
2004 presidential election in
Ukraine
and
the charade of his
re-election
in March to a second presidential Term.
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Waiting for
a Funeral in Srebrenica After this visit with her, I stop at a cafe in Srebrenica. A few minutes later...
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Gorby Hits the Twin Cities at the End of an Era
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Death in Chechnya serves Putin's
ends With the killing of Chechen rebel leader Aslan Maskhadov...
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Putin Plays Politics in Ukraine Putin meddles in Ukrainian election to keep in place a corrupted democracy...
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Russia Did It Yeltsin's Way Boris Yeltsin's final legacy was not to lay the foundations for democracy...
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Yeltsin Then and Now
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Russia's Brief Experiment With
Democracy And The New Autocracy Under President Vladimir Putin The charade of Putin's re-election and Putin's attempt to manipulate the Ukrainian elections.
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Ten Years After: Reflections of a Recovering Sovietologist Something was lost when the Soviet Union went south over ten years ago.
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Belgrade Has Much Of The Politics Of Milosovic Without Milosovic Much of old regime evident in post-Milosevic Yugoslavia. |
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Not So Ancient A Grudge A reflection as an historian and a witness on the misuse of history and the moral responsibility for the war in the ex-Yugoslavia.
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Aids
Rushes In Where Apartheid No Longer
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