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Event | Dec 03, 2018

Baltic Independence at 100

Join the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) for a talk with Stephen Kotkin on the geopolitical forces that buffeted the Baltic states during the 20th century and the strategies that these countries have used to preserve their independence. 
Digest | Nov 19, 2018

Russia Analytical Report, Nov. 13-19, 2018

Analysis | Nov 19, 2018

Why Violence Is Becoming the Norm in Russia

A recent survey shows that Russians are increasingly tolerant of violence and cruelty.
Digest | Nov 16, 2018

Russia in Review, Nov. 9-16, 2018

Analysis | Nov 15, 2018

China and Russia's Awkward Romance

The U.S. should work selectively with both China and Russia and reestablish itself as a natural wedge between them as opposed to becoming the bridge that unites them.
Analysis | Nov 14, 2018

After US Midterms, Dialogue With Russia May Become Easier, Not Harder

With a less-than-stellar showing by Democrats, a new high-level channel of communication and voters uninterested in Russia, the Trump administration may have a better chance of pursuing dialogue with Moscow than before.
Event | Dec 07, 2018

Russian Policy in Syria and the Middle East: Determination, Delight and Disappointment

Join George Washington University's Central Asia Program for a series of panels on Russia's policy in Syria and the Middle East. The first panel is devoted to Russia's engagement strategies in the Middle East, while the second panel focuses more specifically on Russia's military…
Event | Nov 15, 2018

Evolution of Unilateral Sanctions and the Russian Case

Join Harvard's Davis Center for a talk with Ekaterina Likhacheva on anti-Russian sanctions. Dr. Likhacheva will present preliminary results of her research project on unilateral sanctions, which she has been conducting since 2015 at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow.
Event | Nov 16, 2018

Kazakhstan in a Changing Eurasia

Join Harvard's Davis Center for a talk with Erzhan Kazykhanov, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the United States, on Kazakhstan's development and on the U.S.-Kazakhstan relationship.
Event | Nov 19, 2018

The Putin Moment: What It Means and How Long It May Last

Join Harvard's Davis Center for a talk with Vladislav Inozemtsev on his conception of the "Putin Moment," a trend originated by Vladimir Putin in which policymakers capitalize on popular fears and ignorance in order to clamp down on their societies and perpetuate their powers.
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