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Analysis | Nov 27, 2015

The Limits of Russian-Iranian Cooperation

Although Tehran is reassuring Moscow of its partnership in Syria, cooperation between Russia and Iran faces an uncertain future.
Analysis | Oct 16, 2015

A Path Out of the Middle East Collapse

With Russia increasingly filling the power vacuum in the Middle East left by inconstant U.S. policy, the American government must work with all available parties to combat major threats to stability.
Analysis | Sep 28, 2015

U.S.-Russia Relations: What Would Henry Kissinger Do?

Considering the recent strain on U.S.-Russia relations, Graham Allison offers key insights and strategies by posing the question: What would Kissinger do?
Analysis | Sep 11, 2015

Explaining Russia’s New Normal

More than just maturation or growth, "new normal" represents fundamental change in how an economy is managed, and it has practical implications for how businesses and investors look at opportunities and risk in Russia's changing economy.
Analysis | May 10, 2015

Russia and the US: Are National Interests So Different?

Russian and U.S. vital interests converge or have no respective equivalent in all but two domains. This could pave the way to mending fences; however, domestic politics complicate the matter.
Analysis | May 01, 2015

US-Russian Relations Beyond Ukraine: Realities and Recommendations Moving Forward

Beyond Ukraine, the underlying source of conflict is the lack of stakeholders on either side who stand to benefit from improved relations.
Analysis | Apr 20, 2015

Russia and America: Stumbling to War

While defending our vital interests, nuclear powers must avert those confrontations which bring an adversary to a choice of either a humiliating retreat or a nuclear war.
Analysis | Feb 09, 2015

Why Arming Kiev is a Really, Really Bad Idea

Arming Ukraine will simply intensify the conflict and add to the suffering of the Ukrainian people.
Analysis | Dec 22, 2014

Russia’s Breakout From the Post-Cold War System: The Drivers of Putin’s Course

In 2014, Russia broke out of the post–Cold War order and openly challenged the U.S.-led international system.
Analysis | Nov 11, 2014

Vladimir Putin's Dicey Dilemma: Russia Stands at a Fateful Fork in the Road

After Russia's aggression against Ukraine, Washington crafted a narrative: Russia is a loser that doesn’t matter anymore. How much of that story is true? And what genuine challenges underlie it?
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