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Event | Sep 08, 2023

US and Soviet Public Diplomacy in Africa During the Cold War

Join the Davis Center for a seminar. From the 1950s through the end of the Cold War, the Soviet Union and the United States made extensive efforts to win "hearts and minds" in the newly independent countries of Africa and Asia.
Event | Nov 28, 2023

Soviet-Bloc Active Measures, 1967-1989

Join the Davis Center for a seminar on the clandestine activities of Soviet-bloc intelligence services from the late 1960s through the late 1980s.
Event | Aug 23, 2023

Central Asia: A Loophole for Russia’s Sanctions?

Russia is facing unprecedented economic and political sanctions from the United States and its allies over its invasion of Ukraine. However, Moscow has found ways to circumvent these by exploiting its ties with the countries of Central Asia. In 2022, the US government issued an alert that listed…
Event | May 02, 2023

The Future of Central Asia’s Development: Between Russia and China

The Kennan Institute and the International Tax and Investment Center will host a conference to provide a platform for experts, academics, and policymakers to discuss the vital issues surrounding the impact of the war in Ukraine on Central Asia’s economic and geopolitical development.
Event | May 11, 2023

Russia in Africa: A Re-Emerging Great Power or a Chimera?

Samuel Ramani joins FPRI Africa Program chair Charles Ray to discuss Russia’s growing assertiveness in Africa and explore whether Russia’s influence in Africa can survive its military setbacks in Ukraine and international sanctions complicate Moscow’s engagement with regional powers on the…
Event | Jun 08, 2022

Russia, France and Global Disorder

Join the Brookings Institution for the 17th annual Raymond Aron Lecture featuring Thomas Gomart, director of the French Institute of International Relations in Paris, and Brookings Senior Fellow Fiona Hill.
Event | Apr 29, 2022

What Are the Implications of the Ukraine War for Chinese Foreign Policy?

As China grapples with an upsurge in domestic problems, there is increasing speculation that it may attempt to bolster its position abroad. Will it seek to up the pressure on Taiwan and even contemplate an outright invasion? To what extent will it continue to back Russia against Ukraine? How will…
Event | Apr 26, 2022

Russia’s War in Ukraine: Nukes, Negotiations, and Neutrality

As Russia's offensive recalibrates towards Ukraine's eastern regions and the war enters its new phase, the stakes continue to grow higher politically between Ukraine, Russia, and the West. The Foreign Policy Research Institute will be hosting a discussion on the latest political…
Event | Apr 28, 2022

The Economic Impact of War: Ukraine, Russia and Africa

Harvard University's Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies will host a talk on the impact of war in Russia, Ukraine, and the African continent. 

Event | May 03, 2022

Russia: The War’s Ideological Infrastructure and the Future of Moscow’s Soft Power

Professor Marlene Laruelle will explore the set of arguments and institutions that constitute the “ideological infrastructure” justifying Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. One indeed needs to look at the “chain of production” of ideological tools and the institutions producing them to better understand…
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