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Digest | Oct 19, 2020

Russia Analytical Report, Oct. 13-19, 2020

Digest | Oct 16, 2020

Russia in Review, Oct. 9-16, 2020

Analysis | Oct 15, 2020

Beyond Arms Embargo, Obstacles Remain to Iran’s Acquisition of Russian Weapons

On Oct. 18, the U.N. conventional arms embargo on Iran will expire despite Washington’s attempts to extend it. However, Russia's opposition to the extension should not be mistaken as an indication that Moscow will rush to sell weapons to Tehran.
Analysis | Oct 14, 2020

The Second Nagorno-Karabakh War, Two Weeks In

Azerbaijan and Armenia have now spent more than two weeks at war. Initial Azerbaijani tactical successes have failed to lead to an operational breakthrough and the conflict may settle into a war of attrition.
Digest | Oct 13, 2020

Russia Analytical Report, Oct. 5-13, 2020

Digest | Oct 09, 2020

Russia in Review, Oct. 2-9, 2020

Post | Oct 08, 2020

Putin’s Domestic Approval Rebounds; Numbers for Mishustin Less Clear

Despite experiencing a decline in public opinion numbers for much of this tumultuous year, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s approval rating has begun to rise again, returning to early 2020 levels, and the approval ratings of most major government institutions have maintained stability as well.…
Analysis | Oct 08, 2020

Time For Russia and Other Great Powers to Move From Words to Actions to End Karabakh War

Russia remains the only country capable of single-handedly compelling Armenia and Azerbaijan to end the conflict in Karabakh. Yet, it has so far been unwilling to back its calls with the deeds needed to compel both sides to lay down arms, even if only temporarily.
Analysis | Oct 07, 2020

The Honest Spy

Rolf Mowatt-Larssen’s “A State of Mind: Faith and the CIA” offers an engaging, if eccentric, memoir from a man who battled some of America’s greatest post-World War II enemies, from the Soviet Union to al-Qaida.
Analysis | Oct 06, 2020

When the Chips Are Down: Russia’s Stance in the Current Azeri–Armenian Confrontation

Kremlin faces a strategic juncture in its post-Soviet policy for the South Caucasus, the traditional balancing act is no longer capable of ensuring Russia's leading regional role as the South Caucasus become another zone for Turkey–Russia proxy competition.
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