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Event | Mar 25, 2022

PONARS Eurasia Spring Policy Conference

Join PONARS Eurasia for a series of panel discussions on topics in comparative politics, society, and economics.
Event | Mar 03, 2022

Home and Abroad Public Forum: U.S.-Russia Relations

Join the Council on Foreign Relations for an on-the-record discussion on the Russia-Ukraine crisis, U.S.-Russia relations and implications for European security.
Digest | Feb 28, 2022

Russia Analytical Report, Feb. 22-28, 2022

Event | Mar 02, 2022

War in Ukraine: The View from Here

Join the Davis Center for a panel discussion that will explore the narratives explaining and justifying national positions on Russia's war in Ukraine.
Event | Mar 03, 2022

Crisis in Ukraine: The View From Beijing

Join the David Center for a talk on the crisis in Ukraine, China’s response and what this may portend for the future of the Russia/China relationship.
Event | Mar 29, 2022

Russian Energy Chains: Keys for Understanding the Current Russian-Ukrainian Crisis

Join the Davis Center for a book talk discussing the energy entanglements and supply chains involving actors in Russia, Ukraine, and the European Union.
Event | Mar 02, 2022

Russia Without Memorial

Join the Wilson Center for a roundtable discussion on what the destruction of Memorial will mean for the future of Russia. 
Analysis | Feb 28, 2022

Expert Survey: Impacts of Russia’s War in Ukraine

Belfer Center experts comment on repercussions of the invasion.
Post | Feb 26, 2022

Why Ukraine Is Key to Russia's Pursuit of Great Power Status

At this point, it is unclear what Vladimir Putin's end game will be after launching a full-scale, combined-arms invasion of Ukraine. However, what we can be reasonably sure of is that Putin, who has, for the last two decades, been reasonably consistent in his vision for Russia's role in world…
Analysis | Feb 25, 2022

Decoding Putin’s Speeches: The Three Ideological Lines of Russia’s Military Intervention in Ukraine

Putin's Feb. 21 and Feb. 24 speeches have confirmed the construction of a narrative legitimizing the military intervention in Ukraine along three key ideological lines: a historical one, an ethnic one and a political one.
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