Search

Results 1011 - 1020 out of 3071

Event | Jul 21, 2021

Ransomware Everywhere: Advancing Responsible State Behavior in Cyberspace

Join the Kennan Institute for a panel discussion on the role international cooperation could play in advancing responsible state behavior in cyberspace, what progress has been made and what challenges remain.
Analysis | Jul 08, 2021

What Did Biden Achieve in Geneva?

Even if formal cybersecurity treaties are unworkable, it may still be possible to set limits on certain types of civilian targets, and to negotiate rough rules of the road.
Analysis | Jul 07, 2021

Biden's Moscow Outreach Exposes Europe's Disarray

In the aftermath of the Geneva summit, the Biden administration is likely to be at once dismayed by the European Union's public display of disunity and privately relieved that its own efforts to set the terms of a different relationship with Putin will not be complicated by a parallel Franco-…
Analysis | Jul 07, 2021

Russia’s National Security Strategy: A Manifesto for a New Era

The central feature of the new strategy is its focus on Russia itself. The Russian leadership has every reason right now to turn homeward to address the glaring weaknesses, imbalances and inequalities of the country’s internal situation.
Digest | Jul 06, 2021

Russia Analytical Report, June 28-July 6, 2021

Continuing to treat Moscow as a great power of yore will lead Washington to overextend itself and make unrealistic commitments, Rumer and Sokolsky write; the defining feature of Russia’s new National Security Strategy is the extent to which it shifts the focus to Russia itself, Trenin writes; and…
Analysis | Jul 01, 2021

The HMS Defender Incident: What Happened and What Are the Political Ramifications?

Inadvertent escalation poses the greatest risk of a political confrontation between Russia and NATO resulting in armed conflict, and as long as one or both sides believe that it is beneficial to use their military forces to make political points, we should expect more incidents of this type to take…
Digest | Jul 01, 2021

Russia in Review, June 25-July 1, 2021

"Even if we sunk this ship, it would still be difficult to imagine that the world would be on the brink of a world war, because those who do this know that they cannot emerge victorious from this war,” Putin said of the Crimea incident, and more in this week's news digest.
Event | Aug 06, 2021

Dis/Misinformation: Perspectives and Pedagogies for Educators in the Post-Truth Era

Join the Davis Center for a workshop for educators focused on confronting misinformation and disinformation through sessions with content, policy and pedagogy experts.
Event | Jul 19, 2021

Fortress Dark and Stern: The Soviet Home Front during World War II

Join the Kennan Institute for a panel discussion on Wendy Z. Goldman and Donald Filtzer's new book, "Fortress Dark and Stern: The Soviet Home Front during World War II."
Digest | Jun 28, 2021

Russia Analytical Report, June 21-28, 2021

Mankoff and Newlin urge Washington against deploying troops to Central Asia, citing potential moral, political and security consequences; Zakirov considers Moscow and Beijing’s views on AI and power; and more in this week’s analytical digest.
Sort Results By
Refine & Filter

By Content type

By Analysis Section

By Analysis Topic

By Analysis Region

By Analysis Country

By Analysis Group

By Analysis Genre

By Event Topic

By Event Date

By Event Type