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Digest | Mar 16, 2018

Russia in Review, March 9-16, 2018

Analysis | Mar 14, 2018

Of Campaigns, Democracy and Campaigns for Democracy in Russia

In this episode of the Russian Roulette podcast, hosts and CSIS Russia and Eurasia Program experts Olga Oliker and Jeffrey Mankoff sit down with Vitali Shkliarov, a senior adviser for Ksenia Sobchak’s presidential campaign, to discuss politics, democracy and the complexities thereof.
Analysis | Mar 14, 2018

Putin's Pivot: 4 New Features of Russian Foreign Policy

The annexation of Crimea in 2014 signaled a new phase of Russian foreign policy, characterized by risk taking, neglect of exit strategies, outsourcing and saber rattling. But can the success of these tactics last?
Analysis | Mar 14, 2018

Russian Strategists Debate Preemption as Defense Against NATO Surprise Attack

Russian leaders have long debated what to do in the face of a NATO surprise attack. One group of military strategists believes that, in the near future, defensive operations alone will not suffice.
Analysis | Mar 14, 2018

'Blame Russia' Is Getting Old

Although voters worldwide have been giving voice to their dissatisfaction with political elites, those elites keep trying to explain away the explosion of populism as a product of Russian interference.
Analysis | Mar 14, 2018

Video: Six More Years of Putin?

In the days before Russia's presidential election, several experts sat down to unpack Russian attitudes, Russian politics and Russian interests regarding the vote and what it might mean for the U.S.
Event | Mar 19, 2018

RM Event: Seminar on the Russian Presidential Elections

On March 18, Russian President Vladimir Putin is likely to be reelected for a fourth six-year term. What might this mean for the future of the U.S.-Russia relationship?
Digest | Mar 12, 2018

Russia Analytical Report, March 5-12, 2018

Analysis | Mar 12, 2018

I Knew the Cold War. This Is No Cold War.

The go-to historical analogy downplays the real factors behind today's situation and discourages us from thinking creatively about solutions.
Analysis | Mar 12, 2018

From Mutually Assured Destruction to Mutually Assured Delusion (and Back?)

If U.S. and Russian decision-makers do not just profess but also genuinely believe in the continuing decline and pending collapse of each other’s countries, then chances are they will act more assertively against each other.
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