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December 25, 1991 – Resigns as president of the USSR. 1993-2000 – Founds and serves as president of Green Cross International, an environmental organization. 1996 – Runs for election in Russia, but receives only 1% of the vote. November 24, 2001 – Is elected head of the Social Democratic Party of Russia. February 8, 2004 – Wins a Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album for Children, for “Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf/Beintus: Wolf Tracks.” He shares the award with Sophia Loren and former US President Bill Clinton. May 2004 January 2006 – Along with a business partner, Gorbac...

Mikhail Gorbachev Fast Facts Personal Birth place: Privolnoye, Russia, Soviet Union Birth name: Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev Father: Sergei Andreyevich Gorbachev Marriage: Raisa (Titarenko) Gorbachev (1953-September 20, 1999, her death) Children: Irina 1956 Other Facts Timeline 1952 - Joins the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and works in various positions in the party for the next two decades. 1955-1958 Video: In Kosovo, challenges to a new democracy (CNN) In Kosovo, challenges to a new democracy Replay Video 1970-1978 1970-1990 1971 - Becomes a member of the Central Committee of the C...

Nato 2030 report United for a New Era is further proof of the alliance’s delusions of grandeur and proof it urgently needs a reality check. RAE STREET reports

How George Shultz Escaped Two Scandal-Plagued Administrations Unscathed As other top aides crumbled around him, he managed to survive the Nixon and Reagan White Houses with his reputation intact. Photo by The Nixon Foundation By DAVID GREENBERG Link Copied David Greenberg, a professor of history and journalism and media studies at Rutgers, is a contributing editor at Politico Magazine . As a young journalist, a friend of mine scored a fellowship at the Hoover Institution, at Stanford University, where he was urged to call on the faculty for visits. He scheduled an appointment with George Shul...

In an era of extreme polarization, there were very few people as broadly respected as George Shultz.