Brooks Sunday Global Review Kicks Off With a Look Inside Putin’s Russia House

Center for New Politics and Policy Senior Fellow Webster Brooks in Moscow
Brooks Foreign Policy Review
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 15, 2009
Hartford, Connecticut –On Sunday, February 15, 2009, Brooks Sunday Global Review–a new weekly foreign policy talk show will debut with an inside look at Russian foreign policy. Dr. Ariel Cohen, a Russia and Central Asian expert with the Heritage Foundation will discuss President Obama’s foreign policy options for a resurgent Russia. Webster Brooks will host the Sunday Review.
The special two-part series on Russian foreign policy continues with a look at Russia-Ukrainian relations with Nicolai Petro, former U.S. attache to Russia (Moscow), and Professor of Politics at the University of Rhode Island. On March 8, Brooks Sunday Global review shifts gears and focuses on Iran with Dr. Hooshang Amirahmahdi, President of the American-Iranian Council.
The new weekly Sunday Review broadcast will be available on the Brooks Foreign Policy Review webpage and the Center for New Politics and Policy website. Brooks said “We hope to provide the public with an in-depth and behind the scenes look at critical foriegn policy developments each week.” Mr. Brooks can be contacted at wbrooks@newpolicycenter.org or publicrelations@newpolicycenter.org and by phone at 866.290.6032.
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