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Digest | Jul 03, 2019

Russia in Review, June 28-July 3, 2019

Analysis | Jul 03, 2019

Optimism for Improved US-Russian Relations Is Necessary, But Should Remain Cautious

From Russiagate and bilateral trade to Ukraine and strategic stability, few components of a possible U.S.-Russia agenda provide much ground for optimism.
Analysis | Jul 03, 2019

The Paradox of American Russophobia

The Russian government’s use of Russophobia to chastise critics is nothing new, but this doesn’t mean Russophobia doesn’t exist. It’s a way of “displacing an internal conflict to an external object symbolically related to the conflict.”
Post | Jul 02, 2019

From Foreign Policy Gambles to Gangster Geopolitics: RM's Most Popular Reads

Did Putin's gamble in Ukraine pay off? Is the Kremlin using gangsters as foreign-policy levers? How much did the Russian Orthodox Church help revive the country’s military and nuclear complex? How likely is an alliance between Moscow and Beijing? Find answers to these questions and many more in the…
Digest | Jul 01, 2019

Russia Analytical Report, June 24-July 1, 2019

Analysis | Jul 01, 2019

The Osaka Meeting: Is the Tide Turning in US-Russian Relations?

The latest meeting of Trump and Putin might mark the beginning of a new stage in bilateral relations, one of more intensive dialogue. Even if it does, rapid progress on any of the many divisive issues of world order, regional conflicts and values is unlikely.
Digest | Jun 28, 2019

Russia in Review, June 21-28, 2019

Analysis | Jun 28, 2019

Russia’s Military Posture in the Arctic: Managing Hard Power in a ‘Low Tension’ Environment

If Moscow is indeed militarizing the Russian Arctic, the military build-up and the Kremlin’s intentions are, at least for now, defensive in nature.
Analysis | Jun 26, 2019

What Is the State’s Share in Russia’s Economy?

While press reports say 70% of Russia’s economy is in state hands, some top experts think it’s closer to 35-45%. They’ve seen a trend of strategic nationalization under Putin and doubt the coming years will bring greater efficiency or competition.
Analysis | Jun 25, 2019

Geopolitics, Sanctions and Russian Sovereign Debt Since the Annexation of Crimea

The politicization of Russia's sovereign debt may have lasting effects on Russia's economy, capital markets and geopolitics.
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