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Post | Apr 22, 2022

Graham Allison Discusses the Russia-Ukraine War, the US-China Rivalry and Thucydides’s Trap

In a recorded event hosted by IISS, the Harvard professor explores the relationship between the current war in Ukraine, the emerging alignment between Russia and China and the rivalry between Beijing and Washington. 
Digest | Apr 22, 2022

Russia in Review, April 15-22, 2022

Event | Apr 26, 2022

Russia’s War in Ukraine: Nukes, Negotiations, and Neutrality

As Russia's offensive recalibrates towards Ukraine's eastern regions and the war enters its new phase, the stakes continue to grow higher politically between Ukraine, Russia, and the West. The Foreign Policy Research Institute will be hosting a discussion on the latest political…
Event | Apr 28, 2022

The Economic Impact of War: Ukraine, Russia and Africa

Harvard University's Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies will host a talk on the impact of war in Russia, Ukraine, and the African continent. 

Event | May 03, 2022

Russia: The War’s Ideological Infrastructure and the Future of Moscow’s Soft Power

Professor Marlene Laruelle will explore the set of arguments and institutions that constitute the “ideological infrastructure” justifying Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. One indeed needs to look at the “chain of production” of ideological tools and the institutions producing them to better understand…
Event | Apr 26, 2022

Lessons from the Edge | A Conversation with the former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch

Event | Apr 27, 2022

The Arctic Region in the Indo-Pacific Context: Current Challenges and Implications of the Ukraine Crisis

Polar Institute experts will highlight security, climate, and environmental concerns, as well as insights on geostrategic competition and governance in the Arctic. This event will provide security practitioners and policymakers with information about the transboundary shifts in the Arctic.
Analysis | Apr 22, 2022

Would Putin’s Russia Really Nuke Ukraine?

If a nuclear strike killed 10,000 or 20,000 innocent Ukrainians, how would the United States or NATO respond?
Analysis | Apr 22, 2022

World Order: The Limits to Revisionism

“One of the characteristic features of this ‘pre-February 24’ world order was the dialectical struggle between the Western center of power and the major non-Western powers that sought to challenge it. … From our point of view, the concept of the multipolar world has not worked in the current…
Analysis | Apr 21, 2022

Lessons From the Battle for Kyiv

The operation rapidly degenerated into an urban battle of attrition favorable to Ukraine, and eventually the Russian government withdrew its troops, conceding defeat in the battle for Kyiv, while preparing a second phase of the war in Donbas.
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