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Post | Aug 16, 2018

How Much Do Americans Care About Russia?

Ordinary Americans care more about children’s upbringing than about Russia, claims Seth Ackerman, executive editor of Jacobin. In a July 19 post on the magazine’s blog, Ackerman writes: “[O]utside the self-enclosed vivarium that is the Twitter-cable-news-late-night-show axis, nobody actually cares…
Event | Dec 02, 2018

Red Horizon: A Strategic War Game on US-Russia-China-EU Relations

Join Harvard's Davis Center Negotiation Task Force for a 1-day immersive global crisis exercise that offers an opportunity for international and national security practitioners with government, academic, military and NGO backgrounds to practice advanced negotiation and decision-making skills…
Digest | Aug 13, 2018

Russia Analytical Report, Aug. 6-13, 2018

Analysis | Aug 12, 2018

Opposition to Nord Stream 2 Makes No Sense for America or Europe

U.S. President Donald Trump and his critics at home and in Europe have found common ground in opposing the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
Event | Sep 24, 2018

Putin's Fourth Term: What Lies Ahead

 Join CERES for a day-long conference on the prospects for Putin's fourth term, featuring panels with prominent Russia experts.
Digest | Aug 10, 2018

Russia in Review, Aug. 3-10, 2018

Analysis | Aug 07, 2018

When Does Vladimir Putin’s Russia Send In Troops?

Examining Putin’s three military interventions abroad, the author sees a pattern in which two conditions must be present for Russia to intervene with force: a threat to its vital interests and a reasonable chance of success.
Digest | Aug 06, 2018

Russia Analytical Report, July 30-Aug. 6, 2018

Analysis | Aug 06, 2018

Dawn of a New Armageddon

Perhaps the world was safer during the Cold War. Today’s world has entered a new, unchecked and deadly arms race, and arms control has become hostage to political hostilities between the United States and Russia.
Analysis | Aug 04, 2018

Politics Surpasses Satire in Ukraine

Vladimir Zelensky, a comedian who plays a teacher unwittingly elected president of Ukraine in a popular television show, is in some polls Ukraine’s second most popular presidential candidate, beaten only by veteran populist Yulia Tymoshenko. Petro Poroshenko, the incumbent, scores just 5 percent.
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