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Analysis | May 03, 2016

US-Russian Relations: The Middle Cannot Hold

The Obama administration's "middle-way" strategy towards Russian policy of concurrent antagonism and cooperation must be ended in favor of a more stable path.
Analysis | May 02, 2016

Russia’s Master Plan to Seize the Arctic

For now, the Northern Sea Route remains a bluff, like, in general, all of Russia’s plans to develop the Arctic.
Analysis | Apr 28, 2016

Can the US-Russia Plutonium Disposition Agreement Be Saved?

Scrapping the U.S.-Russian deal to dispose of weapon-grade plutonium would mean a long-term setback for nuclear nonproliferation efforts. But current tensions make a compromise ever more elusive.
Analysis | Apr 22, 2016

Ukraine's Hybrid State

Ukraine has new institutions and a vibrant civil society, but a culture of corruption erodes state legitimacy. The state has been captured by enemies within.
Analysis | Apr 15, 2016

Blurring the Line Between Nuclear and Nonnuclear Weapons: Increasing the Risk of Accidental Nuclear War?

Combining the controls for conventional and nuclear weapons into a single system, as Russia has done in recent years, increases the likelihood of accidental nuclear war.
Analysis | Mar 07, 2016

Why Does Putin Surprise Us Again and Again?

Officials who disdain the need for specialists familiar with Russian language, culture and overall defense policy, or who believe that Russians generally think and act just as they do, have primed themselves for disaster.
Analysis | Feb 26, 2016

The Future of US-Russian Arms Control

Objectively, prospects for further U.S.-Russian nuclear reductions in the near term are not bright.
Analysis | Jan 18, 2016

What Would a Realist World Have Looked Like?

Expanding NATO didn’t strengthen the alliance; it just committed the U.S. to protect a group of weak and hard-to-defend places that were far from home but right next door to Russia.
Analysis | Jan 07, 2016

Unpacking Russia's New National Security Strategy

Russia's new national security strategy is the document of an ambitious Russia that sees constraints on its ambitions as threats to be overcome, whether they come from within or without.
Analysis | Nov 30, 2015

NATO and Russia Must Reopen Contact to Keep the 'Cold War' Cold

Above all, while defending our vital interests, nuclear powers must avert those confrontations that force an adversary to choose either a humiliating retreat or a nuclear war.
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