Lessons from "Cold War Radio": A Conversation with Mark Pomar

The Russia File by Wilson Center

Mar 20, 202300:55:52Education

When in 1991 Boris Yeltsin invited Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty to open a news bureau in Russia, the move was hailed as the clearest sign yet that the Cold War was ending. Last year, Vladimir Putin’s regime forced RFE...

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