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Event | Nov 10, 2021

Statecraft in US-Russia Relations

Join PONARS Eurasia for a workshop that will discuss the ways and means that the United States and Russia use to pursue their goals in the bilateral relationship and their respective foreign policies.
Analysis | Nov 03, 2021

Russia’s Defense Industry and Its Influence on Policy: Stuck in a Redistributive Feedback Loop

In competing for government resources Russia’s defense corporations and the people affiliated with them become both beneficiaries and proponents of Moscow’s ongoing confrontation with the West.
Analysis | Nov 02, 2021

Not a Military Base: Why Did China Commit to an Outpost in Tajikistan?

Strategic considerations have spurred Russia and China to develop balancing lines in Central Asia. Both countries, though, have crossed these lines at some point.
Analysis | Nov 01, 2021

Can the United States Discourage Sino-Russian Alignment?

Experts discuss Sino-Russian relations and what the United States can do to discourage Sino-Russian alignment against American interests.
Digest | Nov 01, 2021

Russia Analytical Report, Oct. 25-Nov. 1, 2021

Analysis | Oct 30, 2021

Angela Merkel’s Departure Unlikely to Change Germany’s Russia Policy

Germany’s new coalition government is unlikely to include elements that could push for drastic change. Even Russia seems to be prepared for continuity on key issues from Berlin.
Event | Nov 01, 2021

The “Improbable” Fiona Hill

Join the Davis Center for a conversation with Fiona Hill about her new book, "There Is Nothing for You Here."
Event | Nov 19, 2021

The Soviet Union and European Neutral and Non-Aligned Countries during the Cold War

Join the Davis Center for a discussion on the recently published book, "The Soviet Union and Cold War Neutrality and Nonalignment in Europe," which examines how the neutral European countries and the Soviet Union interacted after World War II.
Event | Nov 01, 2021

Women’s Memory of the Gulag and the Future of Russia’s Memorial

Join the Kennan Institue for a panel discussion on the future of Memorial, Russia’s primary guardian of historical memory of the Soviet political repressions and a preeminent human rights defender.
Analysis | Oct 29, 2021

How Has Coronavirus Changed International Relations and Russian Foreign Policy?

In this episode of the Carnegie Moscow Center Podcast, experts discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected Russian foreign policy.
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