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Digest | Aug 07, 2020

Russia in Review, July 31-Aug. 7, 2020

Analysis | Aug 05, 2020

Russia's Impact on US National Interests: Maintaining a Balance of Power in Europe and Asia

In this primer, the first in an exclusive series designed to facilitate a reassessment of America’s relationship with Moscow, Nikolas K. Gvosdev argues that U.S. policy toward Moscow should not create incentives for closer Russia-China ties.
Analysis | Aug 05, 2020

It’s Time to Rethink Our Russia Policy

An open letter signed by 103 foreign-policy experts on how to reconsider America's approach to Putin—and whoever comes next.
Post | Aug 04, 2020

From ISIS to Russia's Nuclear Policy: RM's Most Popular Reads

Did the U.S. or Russia “defeat” ISIS? Is there an influx of international white supremacist fighters in Ukraine? What keeps the U.S. and Russia from stumbling into war? What is in Russia’s nuclear toolbox and what do recent documents reveal about its nuclear policy? Answers to these questions and…
Event | Aug 06, 2020

COVID-19 Vaccine: Are Central and West Asian Countries Ready?

Join Harvard's Davis Center for an online talk on logistics surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine in Central and West Asia.
Event | Oct 01, 2020

What Studying Putin’s Russia Can Teach Us about the United States: Masculinity, Misogyny and U.S. Elections in the Trump Era

Join Harvard's Davis Center for an online event on similarities between Vladimir Putin's and Donald Trump's respective governing styles.

Digest | Aug 03, 2020

Russia Analytical Report, July 27-Aug. 3, 2020

Analysis | Aug 01, 2020

Russia and China are Strengthening Their Relationship, Despite Disagreements

The U.S. leadership is slowly waking up to the reality of a Russia-China entente. This is an unnatural partnership. But U.S. policies have driven China and Russia closer, and Putin and Xi have managed their differences well.
Digest | Jul 31, 2020

Russia in Review, July 24-31, 2020

Analysis | Jul 29, 2020

Where US Sees Democracy Promotion, Russia Sees Regime Change

If U.S. officials were to critically assess the track record of American regime change, they might see that Russian statements against U.S. democracy promotion reflect genuine anxiety about regime security.
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