Books for the Baltics
February 2022
by Bob Baker
Where in the World Is Barbados?
February 2022
by Jonathan B. Rickert
William Rockhill, The Man Who Shaped China Policy a Century Ago
November 2021
by Peter Bridges
My British Exequatur, “By Her Majesty’s Command”
November 2021
by Jonathan Rickert
Harnessing Halloween for Diversity in Sweden
November 2021
by Beatrice Camp
Jack F. Matlock and American Diplomacy with Russia
August 2021
by Olga Krasnyak
Red Tape in Russia
August 2021
by Peter Bridges Russia is famous for red tape, with paperwork required for just about any activity. I had my own first-hand experiences with this obstructive bureaucracy during my assignment to the USSR 1962-1964. As assistant general services officer during … Read more
Diplomatic Intervention Made a Difference in Suriname
August 2021
by Jonathan Rickert
Memories of the U.S. Legation in Budapest 1945-47
August 2021
by Scott R. Schoenfeld
When the KGB Sends Its B Team
May 2021
by Jonathan Rickert
Military Crackdown in Burma and the Massacres of 8/8/88
May 2021
by Franklin Huffman
Beijing Brushstrokes
May 2021
by Beatrice Camp
Mongolia’s Emergence
February 2021
by Peter Bridges
A Light in the Window in Communist Times
February 2021
by Jonathan B. Rickert
ConOff’s Suspicions are Aroused
February 2021
by Michael Mates
VOA – A Biased, Sentimental Recollection
February 2021
by Philip Brown
It Is Up to the State Department to Reimagine a Better Institution
November 2020
by Tianna Spears
Arms and the Diplomat—and the Red Brigades
November 2020
by Peter Bridges