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Event | September 13, 2019
PONARS Eurasia Annual Policy Conference 2019
Join PONARS Eurasia for an opportunity to discuss important policy issues with leading and up-and-coming scholars from North America, Russia, Europe and Eurasia.Analysis | July 23, 2019
Landslide Victory for Zelenskiy’s Party in Ukraine: What Next?
Ukrainian society has presented the new president with two key demands: peace in the Donbass, and purging corrupt figures from the elites.Analysis | July 22, 2019
Kissinger on Russia: Insights and Recommendations
In a newly updated compilation of remarks—including excerpts from Winston Lord's 2019 book—the eminent U.S. statesman offers ways to reconcile America’s necessities with Russia’s concerns.Analysis | July 22, 2019
Russia Analytical Report, July 15-22, 2019
Analysis | July 19, 2019
Russia in Review, July 12-19, 2019
Analysis | July 19, 2019
Rival Parties Battle for Votes in Southeast Ukraine
The schism in the pro-Russia camp is preventing the return of the political model of two Ukraines, a model that is the perfect breeding ground for politicians who boost their ratings by fanning the flames of the interregional confrontation in the country.Analysis | July 17, 2019
Esper on Russia: Pentagon Nominee Sees Moscow as ‘Strategic Competitor,’ ‘Potential Adversary’
U.S. Defense Secretary nominee Mark Esper often pairs Russia with China in his remarks, classifying both among America’s biggest security challenges. Now updated with statements from Esper's Senate confirmation hearing.Analysis | July 16, 2019
Why Underestimating Russia Can Backfire
In August 2014 then-President Barack Obama claimed in an interview with The Economist that “Russia doesn’t make anything.” Two years later, in December 2016, he added a disclaimer: Russia “doesn't produce anything that anybody wants to buy except oil and gas and arms,” he told reporters. The past week has proved that Obama was right to modify his claim. First, Russia began delivering parts of its S-400 missile defense system to NATO member Turkey, which the latter had purchased in a $2.5 billion deal. While a July 11 story in the Wall Street Journal said that the S-400 “on paper … outperforms the comparable U.S.-made Patriot system,” an earlier comparison ...Event | August 06, 2019
Russian Federation-East Asia Liquefied Natural Gas Trade Patterns And Regional Energy Security (registration required)
Join the Foreign Policy Research Institute and the University of Delaware for a talk on Russia's role in East Asian LNG supplies and its impact on the future of regional energy security, as well as related challenges and opportunities for U.S. policy.Analysis | July 15, 2019