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Post | Jan 15, 2025

Arctic Experts Highlight Importance of Track 2 Cooperation Between US and Russia

The unique potential of the Arctic as a point of potential cooperation between the U.S. and Russia was the subject of an event, “2025 Russia-U.S. Relations: Can Arctic Science…
Digest | Jan 15, 2025

The Russia-Ukraine War Report Card, Jan. 15, 2025

Digest | Jan 13, 2025

Russia Analytical Report, Jan. 6-13, 2025

Digest | Jan 10, 2025

Russia in Review, Jan. 3-10, 2025

Analysis | Jan 10, 2025

North Korean Troops Deploy to Russia: What’s the Military Effect?”

Russia seeks North Korean troops to ease manpower shortages without a second mobilization, while North Korea benefits from potential financial and technological gains. Though limited in scale, this historic deployment highlights a mutually opportunistic yet diplomatically risky partnership.
Analysis | Jan 09, 2025

America’s Polarization and the Challenges of Confronting Russia

Polarization represents not just an internal challenge but a structural constraint with profound implications for American foreign policy, particularly toward Russia.
Analysis | Jan 09, 2025

Scenarios for the Future of US-Russia Strategic Stability and Arms Control: Results From a Track II Dialogue

As U.S.-Russia tensions deepen, nongovernmental experts have developed arms control options, hoping their joint analytical effort can inform future government actions, despite the severe divide between the two nations.
Analysis | Jan 09, 2025

"We expected the war to end": How Russian political elites feel about the full-scale invasion of Ukraine dragging into 2025

Facing prolonged war and mounting economic challenges, Russia’s elite voice frustration over unfulfilled expectations and growing uncertainty about the country’s future direction.
Digest | Jan 08, 2025

The Russia-Ukraine War Report Card, Jan. 8, 2025

Analysis | Jan 07, 2025

Neutrality: An Alternative to Ukraine’s Membership in NATO

While Ukraine’s acceptance into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) appears unattainable, armed neutrality may be the country’s next best option to protect against future Russian aggression.
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