A new era of hot wars
is a senior associate at the EIAS.
Vladimir Putin
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The global ramifications of the Russia-North Korea pact
is the executive director of the Mongolia Development Strategy Institute.
The different aspects of a prisoner swap
is the founder of GIS.
Russia’s smoke and mirrors
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
Russia turns to China to develop its Far East
is a senior associate at the EIAS.
Beijing bets on shuttle diplomacy to boost its economy
is a senior associate at the EIAS.
Beyond Putin: Russia against Europe
is a former vice president of Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service.
Russia will unleash chaos in the Sahel
is a former ambassador and defense minister of France.
A tough test for Georgian democracy
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
The burgeoning China-Russia axis
is a senior associate at the EIAS.
The Wagner Group’s future in Africa
specializes in military history.
Two Belaruses
is a politician, political scientist and historian.
The Wagner march on Moscow offers another Russian enigma
is the founder of GIS.
Chechnya: A litmus test of Russia’s power
is a politician, political scientist and historian.
Crimea’s past, and its postwar future
is a politician, political scientist and historian.
BRICS’s hazy outlook
is a political, social and economic researcher.
Putin’s eternal world
is a professor of international relations.
The Russian economy mobilizes for war
is the academic director of the expert group European Dialogue.
Why compromise with Putin is not the solution in Ukraine
is a former deputy prime minister and minister of finance of the Slovak Republic.
Russia: Adversary or enemy?
is a former vice president of Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service.
Scenarios for a postwar Russia: Survival or collapse?
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
Russia’s strategy to evade Western energy sanctions
is head of research at EUCERS/CASSIS, University of Bonn.
Putin’s next gamble in Ukraine
is a retired Polish general.
How to deal with Russia
is a former vice president of Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service.
What President Putin could have learned from history
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
Will Ukraine shift to an irregular war?
specializes in military history.
Russia’s attempt to build a Third Empire
is a politician, political scientist and historian.
The Sahel trilemma
is an African affairs expert.
The Black Sea and Turkey in focus
is an Austrian former diplomat.
The problem with sanctions
is a former foreign correspondent.
What’s behind Russia’s ‘ruble clause’?
is a professor of economics in Italy.
‘For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power’
is the founder of GIS.
A geopolitical map of Asia after the Ukraine conflict
is an economist.
A dearth of Western leadership
is a Member of the House of Lords.
China and Putin’s gamble
is a senior associate at the EIAS.
The wider implications of the attempted coup in Kazakhstan
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
Beyond the Ukraine war
is the founder of GIS.
Washington’s Ukraine invasion enigma
is the founder of GIS.
What if Russia cuts off gas to Europe? Three scenarios
is head of research at EUCERS/CASSIS, University of Bonn.
Turkey: An important neighbor of Ukraine
is the founder of GIS.
Staying coolheaded over Ukraine
is the founder of GIS.
Russia’s demographic setback
is the academic director of the expert group European Dialogue.
Do sanctions regimes have endgames?
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
Changing migration trends in Russia
is the academic director of the expert group European Dialogue.
NATO-Russia security tensions: Escalating tit-for-tat
is the founder of GIS.
Chance for change under Mongolia’s new president
is the executive director of the Mongolia Development Strategy Institute.
Power games in the Balkans
is a former foreign correspondent.
Russia’s strategy for Africa
specializes in military history.
European gas crisis: The new normal
is the founder and CEO of Crystol Energy.
A closer look at the Eurasian Economic Union
is the academic director of the expert group European Dialogue.
The Tajikistan factor
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
The puzzle of Sergey Shoygu
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
Russia between the U.S., China and Europe
was an international security advisor.
Postwar geopolitics – three decades later
is a former Minister for the Republic of Kosovo.
Ukraine’s fraying political ties to the West
is a politician, political scientist and historian.
Lukashenko’s Belarus in Russia’s embrace
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
Russia gains an advantage but remains weak
is a politician, political scientist and historian.
The political meanings and uses of Russian corruption
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
The Kremlin’s Chechen factor
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
The Russian mystery
is the founder of GIS.
Putin, Navalny and… someone else
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
Scenarios for Belarus
is a politician, political scientist and historian.
Putin forever
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
Schrodinger’s Putin and bulldogs with masks (Part 2)
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
Schrodinger’s Putin and bulldogs with masks (Part 1)
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
A faltering Eastern Partnership
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
Why Russia’s political regime is not changing, and how it can
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
Foreign meddling in elections: a form of ‘alternative truth’
is the founder of GIS.
Populism as Reformation
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
As Russian history repeats itself, Putin becomes Yeltsin
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
Orthodox split bolsters Russia’s political regime
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
The outlook for Russia’s navy
is a professor of Russian Studies at Uppsala University.
The Skripal case and common sense
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
Russia’s possible motivations in the Skripal case
is a politician, political scientist and historian.
What will it take to tame Russia?
provides analysis anonymously to safeguard the expert’s security and impartiality.
The Kremlin Report – a big, fat nothing
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.
Do not underestimate Russia’s fear
is a member of Russian Public Policy Center.