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Event | May 01, 2019
Book Talk: Russia vs. the West and the New Politics of Hybrid War
Join the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) for a book talk with Mitchell Orenstein on his new book, "The Lands in Between: Russia vs the West and the New Politics of Hybrid War."Analysis | April 08, 2019
Russia Analytical Report, April 1-8, 2019
Event | April 12, 2019
Energy Matters in Kyrgyzstan's Foreign Policy: Can This Central Asian Nation Deal with External Pressures?
Join Harvard's Davis Center for a talk with Kadyr Toktogulov, former Kyrgyz Ambassador to the USA and Canada, about Kyrgyzstan's energy needs and how the country has been dealing with them.Event | May 09, 2019
Conference: Interpreting Energy Dependence in Eurasia
Join Harvard's Davis Center for a two-day conference on energy dependence in Eurasia.Event | April 15, 2019
Lessons from the Hawaii Nuclear Missile Scare
Join the Wilson Center's Kennan Institute for a talk on today's nuclear danger and some possible steps that can be taken to reduce it.Analysis | April 08, 2019
Experts Discuss Threats Shaping Russia's Alliances
Russia’s focus on alliance formation in its “near abroad” is motivated by Moscow’s key security objectives: “to diminish the number of attack directions and maintain buffer zones,” according to MGIMO’s Andrey Sushentsov. He spoke at a recent conference organized by his institute and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, where Russian and American scholars discussed various aspects of alliance formation.Event | April 12, 2019
The Political Economy of Reforms in Europe's Neighborhood
Join the Wilson Center for a talk with Sergei Guriev on the political economy of reforms in regions served by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).Analysis | April 05, 2019
Russia in Review, March 29-April 5, 2019
Analysis | April 04, 2019
The Folly of ‘Russiagate’
The election of U.S. President Donald Trump was not, we now learn, the result of a conspiracy directed from Moscow. But this finding by special prosecutor Robert Mueller will change few minds: once again, as in the 1950s, everything is Russia’s fault—no matter what Mueller says.Analysis | April 04, 2019