CHERNOMYRDIN UPSET.

Publication: Monitor Volume: 1 Issue: 123

October 30, 1995 08:00 AM Age: 29 years

Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin said today that that Russian democracy would suffer from the ruling. "This decision was, at the least, ill-considered and harmful, not only for the election campaign, but also for democracy in this country," he told Interfax.

Duma, Government Compromise on Budget.

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Media Appearances

Jamestown Senior Fellow Olevs Nikers interviewed by Newseek

Jamestown Senior Fellow Olevs Nikers was interviewed by Newsweek for their article “Has WWIII Already Begun?” on the current state of global conflicts. Nikers states,... MORE

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Terrorism Trends in South and Southeast Asia

While the Arab Middle East is political Islam’s ideological and historical core, South Asia and Southeast Asia, concentrated in the Indonesian archipelago, make up the modern demographic core of the Muslim world. Advocates of political jihadism have been adept at exploiting pre-existing territorial and ethnic grievances, both perceived and... MORE