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Event | Jun 08, 2022

Russia, France and Global Disorder

Join the Brookings Institution for the 17th annual Raymond Aron Lecture featuring Thomas Gomart, director of the French Institute of International Relations in Paris, and Brookings Senior Fellow Fiona Hill.
Digest | Jun 06, 2022

Russia Analytical Report, May 23-June 6, 2022

Digest | Jun 03, 2022

Russia in Review, May 27-June 3, 2022

Analysis | Jun 03, 2022

Interview with Sergei Karaganov: 'If We Lost, Russia Would Risk Breaking Apart'

Karaganov says Russia has an absolute need of a victory in Ukraine to avoid the risk of the Russian Federation's disintegration.
Post | Jun 02, 2022

Clues From Views: Russia’s National Security Chief Says Poland Preparing to Seize Land in Ukraine, Points Finger at ‘Selfish’ West

This week, the powerful secretary of Russia’s National Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, said that Poland is poised to seize Ukrainian land—part of the West’s pursuit of its “selfish interests” in the region. The comments fit into Patrushev’s steady portrayal of an “aggressive” U.S.-led West…
Analysis | Jun 02, 2022

Not Built for Purpose: The Russian Military’s Ill-Fated Force Design

Force structure reveals a great deal about a military and its assumptions of what wars it plans to fight and how it plans to fight them.
Analysis | May 30, 2022

What the Experts Got Wrong (and Right) About Russian Military Power

It is now widely understood that many observers, in advance of this war, over-estimated Russian military performance and underestimated Ukrainian military performance.
Digest | May 27, 2022

Russia in Review, May 20-27, 2022

Analysis | May 26, 2022

Hoping for a Russia Without Putin: Biden Wasn’t the First, or the Last

Would the world be better off with Putin out of power? In this compilation, we have gathered statements by Western and Russian commentators who state or suggest just that, or at least try to explain the thinking of those who hold such a view.
Analysis | May 23, 2022

The Russia-Ukraine War: A Setback for Arms Control

The Kremlin seems intent on achieving a victory on the battlefield, while relations between the West and Russia plummet to new lows. One casualty: U.S.-Russian arms control negotiations.
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