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Event | Jan 08, 2021

Kyrgyzstan’s Presidential Elections: What Next?

Join Harvard University's Davis Center for an online event on Kyrgyzstan's upcoming early presidential elections and referendum on constitutional reform on January 10, 2021.
Event | Jan 12, 2021

Kazakhstan's Parliamentary Elections: What Next?

Join Harvard University's Davis Center for an online event on Kazakhstan's parliamentary and local elections coming up on January 10. 
Event | Feb 23, 2021

Cold War Politics and Communism in the Balkans

Join Harvard University's Davis Center for an online talk about Cold War politics and communism in the Balkans.
Event | Jan 13, 2021

The Growth of Russian Influence in Africa

Join the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) for a conversation between the Director of FPRI’s Eurasia Program Chris Miller and author Samuel Ramani about the history, success and current drivers of Russia’s growing influence in Africa.
Event | Jan 13, 2021

Fighting HIV/AIDS in Russia: Challenges, Successes and Working in a Pandemic

Join NYU's Jordan Center for a virtual meeting of the New York-Russia Public Policy Seminar, co-hosted by Columbia University’s Harriman Institute, on fighting HIV/AIDS in Russia.

Event | Feb 22, 2021

“Red and Brown:” Left-Patriotism in Russia, its Ideology and Social Base, 1993-2021

Join NYU's Jordan Center for a talk with Alexey Sakhnin, journalist and left oppositional activist, on left-wing patriotism in Russia. 
Analysis | Jan 06, 2021

The U.S. Failed to Execute Its Cyberstrategy—and Russia Pounced

To address U.S. cyber vulnerabilities now requires not a new grand cyberstrategy but the discipline and resources to implement the current one.
Digest | Jan 04, 2021

Russia Analytical Report, Dec. 14, 2020-Jan. 4, 2021

Analysis | Dec 29, 2020

Joe Biden Must Embrace Liberal Nationalism to Lead America Forward

Biden faces a daunting list of domestic and international problems while his ability to address those problems is severely limited by circumstances beyond his control.
Post | Dec 28, 2020

From Primers on How to Manage Relationship with Russia to Lessons of Karabakh War: RM's Most Read of 2020

From the U.S. and Russia's contributions to subduing ISIS and the agreements that keep the two nuclear superpowers from stumbling into war, to the reverberations of conflicts in Russia's near abroad and why U.S. policy toward Moscow should not create incentives for closer Russia-China ties, Russia…
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