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Digest | Dec 10, 2021

Russia in Review, Dec. 3-10, 2021

Analysis | Dec 09, 2021

Biden-Putin Call Solves Nothing, US Signals ‘Deterrence by Punishment’

The call guarantees that the Biden administration is going to have to devote more attention and time to Moscow in 2022.
Event | Dec 13, 2021

There is Nothing for You Here: Finding Opportunity in the 21st Century

Join Princeton's Program in Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies for a book talk with Fiona Hill and Michael A. Reynolds.
Event | Dec 10, 2021

Weak Strongman: The Limits of Power in Putin's Russia

Join the Wilson Center's Kennan Institute for a discussion on the new book "Weak Strongman: The Limits of Power in Putin’s Russia" by Timothy Frye.
Event | Dec 08, 2021

The Case for "Memorial"

Join Connecticut College for a discussion about the past and future of Memorial International Human Rights Center, with Alexander Cherkasov, chairman of the council of "Memorial."
Digest | Dec 06, 2021

Russia Analytical Report, Nov. 29-Dec. 6, 2021

Digest | Dec 03, 2021

Russia in Review, Nov. 24-Dec. 3, 2021

Analysis | Dec 03, 2021

Biden is Right that Global Democracy is at Risk. But the Threat isn’t China

Instead of chasing the goal of democratizing the domestic political orders of other countries, the Biden administration could collaborate with a small number of like-minded democratic countries that have the skill, will, resources and capacity to make progress on pressing global problems.
Post | Dec 01, 2021

China’s Arctic Ambitions Could Make or Break US-Russian Relations in the Region

While U.S.-Russian relations continue to deteriorate in many spheres, the Arctic provides an arena for possible cooperation. In particular, Russian wariness of China’s Arctic ambitions could provide novel opportunities for warming ties between Moscow and Washington.   Washington on edge as…
Post | Dec 01, 2021

6 Months On: Does the Biden-Putin Summit Get a Passing Grade?

One of the few things America’s Joe Biden and Russia’s Vladimir Putin had agreed upon prior to their first summit almost half a year ago was that they would not hold a joint press conference after their June 16 huddle at an 18th century villa in Geneva. The two presidents’ decision to talk to press…
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