How, in McFaul’s words, did U.S. and Russian relations go from “euphoria about democracy, globalization, and the West three decades ago to uncertainty about democracy, doubt about the liberal international order, and fear of powerful autocracies today?”
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At 96, Atlanta Ballet Brings a World of Dance to an Increasingly Diverse City
As Atlanta Ballet enters its 96th season, the company continues to play a pivotal role in connecting Atlanta to the global arts scene by bringing internationally recognized performances, diverse artistic talent and culturally rich stories to audiences — helping to reinforce Atlanta’s reputation as a hub for international business and culture.
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Diverse Women at The Manely Firm Bring Fresh Perspective to International Family Law
At The Manely Firm, an international family law practice with six offices in Georgia and one in London, a diverse team of international women attorneys is reshaping the landscape of […]
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The Power of Diversity in International Family Law
Editor’s note: This piece is part of an annual sponsorship of Global Atlanta by The Manely Firm, which practices international family law in Georgia and worldwide. In the complex world […]
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Avoiding the Avalanche: Evaluating Your Supply Chain for Export Control and Sanctions Risk
Editor’s note: This is a sponsored article posted on behalf of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP as part of its annual partnership with Global Atlanta. Two years today since the world […]
Posted inRussia
Recalling Gorbachev’s Atlanta Visits: Soviet Leader Symbolized a Different Path for Russia
What a difference a couple of decades makes. More than 20 years ago, former Soviet reformer and President Mikhail Gorbachev was being honored in Atlanta by Delta Air Lines for […]
Posted inChina, Cybersecurity, Russia, Technology
CIA Chief Addresses Dual Threat of China, Russia in Georgia Tech Speech
In a Thursday speech at Georgia Tech, Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns called China a “silent partner” in Russia’s war against Ukraine and outlined how the spy agency is enhancing […]
Posted inEconomic Development
Commentary: Putin’s False Pretext in Ukraine Disguises Russia’s Own Economic Failure
Editor’s note: This commentary was provided to Global Atlanta by Marcus Marktanner, a German-born professor of Economics and International Conflict Management at Kennesaw State University. Russian leader Vladimir Putin has […]
Posted inBelarus
AGCO Halts Russia Shipments, Balancing Food Production With War Response
Atlanta-based AGCO Corp. has halted the sale of new tractors and machinery to Russia and Belarus in response to the invasion of Ukraine, a move taken two weeks ago but announced […]
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Coca-Cola Suspends Russia Business As Ukraine Invasion Enters Third Week
Editor’s note: Updated to include a statement from Coca-Cola HBC. Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Co. is suspending its business in Russia, following a procession of Western companies to the exits — at […]