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Analysis | Nov 10, 2016

Trump’s Victory Bodes Well for US-Russia Ties, But Expect No Tectonic Shifts

Donald Trump may improve the U.S.-Russia relationship, but it will remain fragile because of weak economic ties and fundamental differences over missile defense, NATO expansion and a few other issues.
Analysis | Oct 27, 2016

European Security Reform Holds Key to Breaking Stalemate in Ukraine

The conflict in eastern Ukraine is unlikely to be resolved until the underlying demands of the key stakeholders are met. A new European security charter may be the answer.
Analysis | Oct 26, 2016

Obama’s Russia Policy: A Post Mortem and Lessons for the Next President

A series of de facto compromises in 2009 provided space for the reset. Today U.S.-Russia relations face more contentious and urgent issues, without any readily apparent “easy pickings” on the agenda.
Analysis | Oct 25, 2016

Toward a New Russia Policy for America

With attention to the realities of today’s world order and a disciplined pursuit of our priorities, we should be able to craft a relationship with Russia that is sufficient to our strategic tasks.
Analysis | Oct 24, 2016

Survey: Does Russia Matter?

Vis-à-vis the U.S., Russia has recently been called everything from a “declining power” to an “existential threat.” We asked a dozen experts: Does Russia matter—why or why not?
Analysis | Oct 21, 2016

Doomed to Cooperate: Nuclear Security Needs US, Russia to Work Together

The hard-won cooperation that kept nukes from spilling out of the disintegrating USSR and into the hands of those who would use them has been replaced with animosity and a freeze on genuine collaboration.
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