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Analysis | Oct 12, 2024

What Assad’s Fall Means for Russia in the Middle East

While the situation remains unstable, Moscow is unlikely to abandon its strategic foothold in the Middle East, as doing so would undermine its regional influence and Putin’s domestic image.
Digest | Oct 11, 2024

Russia in Review, Oct. 4-11, 2024

Analysis | Oct 10, 2024

Trump on Russia: In His Own Words

From 2016 to 2024, check out our newly updated compilation of Donald Trump's views on Russia, Ukraine, nuclear arms and much more.
Digest | Oct 07, 2024

Russia Analytical Report, Sept. 30-Oct. 7, 2024

Digest | Oct 04, 2024

Russia in Review, Sept. 27-Oct. 4, 2024

Analysis | Oct 03, 2024

How Western Curbs on Russian Oil Revenue Benefit China

Western attempts to hit Russia's oil and gas industry in response to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine have saved China nearly $16 billion between March 2022 and June 2024 by purchasing Russia’s oil and fuel exports at below-market prices.
Digest | Sep 30, 2024

Russia Analytical Report, Sept. 23-30, 2024

Post | Sep 27, 2024

Putin's Updated Conditions for Russian Nuclear Use Are Not So New

Not a week seems to go by without Russian officials issuing some kind of nuclear warning. During a meeting with the Russian Security Council on Sept. 25, President Vladimir …
Digest | Sep 27, 2024

Russia in Review, Sept. 20-27, 2024

Analysis | Sep 25, 2024

Will a Ceasefire Remain Elusive? Assessing Negotiation Readiness in Russia-Ukraine War

In the current phase of the war, the strategies of key parties—Ukraine, Russia, NATO, China and others—are predominantly shaped by their “best alternative to a negotiated agreement” (BATNA), rather than a thorough exploration of each other’s underlying interests.
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