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Event | May 03, 2019

The U.S. Government's Response to the Aftermath of the Soviet Collapse: A U.S. Insider's View

Join Harvard's Davis Center for a talk with retired Ambassador George Krol on the U.S. government's response to the aftermath of the Soviet collapse.
Post | Apr 18, 2019

Trump and Russia: ‘Quid Pro Quo’ or Quid Pro Talk?

Has Trump indeed weakened sanctions against Russia and appeased Moscow in ways that have helped advance its interests? Our review of the evidence suggests the answer may be “barely.”
Analysis | Apr 16, 2019

The Open World

While the U.S. has had no major geopolitical rivals in the last 30 years, it now has two: Russia and China.
Event | Apr 29, 2019

Russia’s Islamic Diplomacy: Institutions, Informality, and Believers

Join George Washington University's Central Asia Program for a day-long conference on Islam in Russia and Russia in the Islamic World.
Event | Apr 17, 2019

Local Control and Worldwide Access: How Russian Elites Have Come to Use the Global Financial System to Defend Their Wealth

Join PONARS Eurasia for a talk with Igor Logvinenko on Russian integration into global financial markets and the behavior of Russian elites.
Event | Apr 19, 2019

Is U.S.-North Korea Normalization Possible? A Russian Perspective

Join the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) for a talk with Anastasia Barannikova, a visiting fellow with the Russia and Eurasia Program at CSIS, on U.S.-North Korea relations.
Event | Apr 24, 2019

The Ukrainian Presidential Election: Outcomes and Expectations

Join the Wilson Center's Kennan Institute for a discussion of Ukraine's 2019 presidential elections. A panel of leading Ukrainian and international political analysts will discuss the electoral process, the outcome of the vote and its impact for the country's future.
Digest | Apr 15, 2019

Russia Analytical Report, April 8-15, 2019

Digest | Apr 12, 2019

Russia in Review, April 5-12, 2019

Analysis | Apr 10, 2019

Russia and China are Outwitting America

American politicians frame the current world order as China, Russia, and the United States locked in a 'great-power competition.' However, by restricting their definition of this rivalry to a race for technological prowess, U.S. national security experts increase the possibility of an…
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