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Analysis | Dec 13, 2023

What Putin’s Unsurprising Re-Election Bid Means for Russia’s Future

Putin wants the 2024 elections to confirm that he is the only option for seeing the Ukraine conflict to a successful close.
Analysis | Dec 13, 2023

The Best Laid Plans: Putin’s Rogue Election Announcement

The president’s inclination to ignore his administration and act upon his own initiative is damaging to both himself and the power vertical he created.
Digest | Dec 12, 2023

The Russia-Ukraine War Report Card, Dec. 12, 2023

Analysis | Dec 12, 2023

Attitudes toward Russia’s War on Ukraine in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

How does the public in Central Asia view Russia’s war against Ukraine? This memo provides a preliminary examination of public attitudes toward the invasion in two Central Asian countries, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan.
Digest | Dec 11, 2023

Russia Analytical Report, Dec. 4-11, 2023

Event | Dec 08, 2023

Georgia, the EU, and the US: Fiona Hill on the New Geopolitics of the Black Sea-Caspian Region

The Program on Georgian Studies at Harvard University's Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies will host Fiona Hill, a prominent scholar, author, and policymaker who has three decades of experience working with Georgia and the Georgian neighborhood. Dr. Hill will share her perspective…
Digest | Dec 08, 2023

Russia in Review, Dec. 1-8, 2023

Analysis | Dec 08, 2023

Bureaucracy as the Pillar of Stability: Are There Any Real Institutions Inside the Russian Political Regime?

Russia’s ruling mechanism—bureaucratic institutions—may outlast the current personalism. This vast network of civil servants, technocrats and administrators forms a modestly resilient framework that endures beyond individual political decisions, providing continuity and ensuring the steady day-to-…
Event | Dec 11, 2023

Suharto's Cold War: Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the World

Event | Dec 18, 2023

Defectors: How the Illicit Flight of Soviet Citizens Built the Borders of the Cold War World

Hosted by the Kennan Institute, historian Erik R. Scott will discuss Defectors, his new book that shows how the Cold War treatment of those fleeing the Communist world shaped present-day restrictions on cross-border movement.
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