In this presentation, Billington Fellow Anastasiya Osipova will discuss why a pre-Gulag tradition of writing about political imprisonment may be becoming increasingly relevant now in the context of the intensifying repressions.

Join the Belfer Center's Arctic Initiative and the Davis Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies for discussion on whether – and how – Arctic science diplomacy can be a useful approach toward improving relations once more.

In this conversation we explore disinformation in respect to Georgia’s rich history and how the recent turbulent past can teach us about the undercurrents that are shaping all of our societies.

What drove Vladimir Putin to launch Europe’s largest land war since World War II? Kennan Institute Advisory Council member Lucian Kim offers a gripping, definitive account of Russia’s path to war, from Ukraine’s 2004 Orange Revolution and the 2014 Maidan uprising right up to the full-scale invasion.

Marvin Kalb (Brookings Institution) talks to the Davis Center's Mark Kramer about his new book, A Different Russia, detailing the Cold War relationship between Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and US President John F. Kennedy.

Join NYU's Jordan Center for a discussion with acclaimed Russian writer, journalist, and filmmaker Mikhail Zygar as he shares the latest insider perspectives from the Kremlin.

Join NYU's Jordan Center for a compelling panel discussion on the critical role that Ukrainian civil society has played in supporting the country’s wartime resistance.

Hosted by the Davis Center, this book talk will examine the key variables and false assumptions that Russia's invasion of Ukraine has exposed in China's pre-war New Silk Road strategy, as well as the potential of coalitions of transnational industrial stakeholders to eclipse and counter the aims of Eurasia’s current political leaders.

This seminar will discuss how and why states signal information about advanced military technologies in the context of peacetime security competition.

Join the Harvard Belfer Center's Program on Emerging Technology, Scientific Advancement, and Global Policy for a conversation with Dr. Craig Mundie, author of the new book Genesis, and former Microsoft Chief Research and Strategy Officer.

Join the 56th Annual ASEEES Convention to be part of the leading research on the region!
ASEEES convenes over 2,800 scholars and practitioners of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian studies from around the world annually for more than 600 sessions and events at its Annual Convention. This year's theme is "liberation."

Join the Davis Center for a talk by Professor Vladimir Gel'man (University of Helsinki), moderated by Irina Busygina. Professor Gel'man's presentation will explore the origins of Russia's assault on Ukraine and provide an explanation for its failure to achieve its objectives.