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Analysis | Feb 07, 2019

Russia May Have Violated the INF Treaty. Here's How the United States Appears to Have Done the Same.

The death of INF involved violations on both sides, as Russia developed a cruise missile that allegedly broke weapon range rules while the U.S. built missile interception facilities in Eastern Europe with defense and attack dual-capability.
Analysis | Feb 07, 2019

Killing the INF Treaty Was a Gift to Russia

Withdrawing now from the INF Treaty is a fundamental mistake of the Trump presidency, absolving Russia of its arms violations and removing the most effective tool for decreasing the likelihood of nuclear crisis.
Event | Feb 08, 2019

William B. Taylor: Ukraine and World Order

Join the Fletcher School at Tufts University for a lunch talk with William B. Taylor, former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, on the role of Ukraine in world affairs.
Event | Feb 13, 2019

Samuel Bendett: Russian Military Technology Innovation and Potential Repercussions for the United States

Join the Fletcher School at Tufts University for a lunch conversation with Samuel Bendett on technological innovation in the Russian military and U.S. policy toward Russia.
Event | Feb 28, 2019

Karen Donfried: Transatlantic Turbulence: U.S.-European Relations in the Age of Trump

Join the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School at Tufts University for a lunch conversation with Karen Donfried about the current state of U.S.-European relations and the Russia factor in transatlantic affairs. 
Event | Feb 15, 2019

Joanna Lillis: Dark Shadows Inside the Secret World of Kazakhstan

Join the Fletcher Eurasia Club at Tufts University for a book talk with Joanna Lillis, the author of "Dark Shadows Inside the Secret World of Kazakhstan."
Event | Feb 26, 2019

Cole Durham: Freedom of Religion and Belief in Central Asia

Join The Fletcher School at Tufts University for a dinner conversation with Professor Cole Durham of Brigham Young University on the repressive policies of Central Asian governments toward religious expression and current opportunities for advancing religious freedom and human rights in the region.
Analysis | Feb 06, 2019

Putin Wants to Dissolve the Russian People and Elect Another

Vladimir Putin's popular support is waning as he approaches Russia's 2024 presidential transition. In his efforts to seek out a new base, talk of stability goes out the window.
Event | Feb 06, 2019

Nina Jankowicz: Sad and Laughable: U.S.-Russian Relations in the Age of Information War

Join the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School at Tufts University for a talk by Nina Jankowicz about Russian influence campaigns in Central and Eastern Europe and in the United States. 
Analysis | Feb 04, 2019

Russia and China Beyond Realpolitik: The Bond of Respect and Values

Converging and diverging interests play a big role in shaping Chinese-Russian relations, but so do “status granting” and shared political values.
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