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Putin is Literally Moving Georgia’s Border

07.17.17

  • The First Legitimate Indication of a Connection between the Trump Campaign and Russia

    07.12.17

  • The Limits of the Moscow-Riyadh Détente

    06.24.17

  • Russia has the Most to Lose in Syria

    06.24.17

  • Saudi Arabia: Between Moscow and Washington

    and 05.30.17

  • Russia’s Survival Strategy

    05.18.17

  • How the Soviet-Era Antiseptic “Zelyonka” Became a Political Weapon in Russia and Ukraine

    05.06.17

  • A Candidate with a Utopian View in the French Presidential Election

    04.20.17

  • What does Russia want from Donald Trump?

    04.19.17

  • America at the Precipice of a Quagmire

    04.11.17

  • Iranian President Hassan Rouhani Visits Moscow: A Strategic Trust

    04.07.17

  • How Positive U.S.-Russia Relations will Affect the Dollar and Ruble

    04.04.17

  • The United States Should Work With Russia in Counter-ISIS Campaign

    03.29.17

  • Russian Protests Won’t Topple Putin but the Kremlin is Right to be Worried

    03.28.17

  • Russian Interference Could be the Greatest Threat to European Democracy

    03.06.17

  • From Trump’s Washington to the Capitals of Europe, Corruption is Russia’s Greatest Ally

    03.03.17

  • America’s Russian Conundrum

    02.17.17

  • Will Trump and Putin See Eye-to-Eye on Libya?

    02.14.17

  • Tackling Hard Issues as an Economic Rebalancing Takes Place

    02.10.17

  • Trump May Not Be the ‘Siberian Candidate’ but his White House is Coming to Resemble Putin’s Kremlin

    02.07.17

  • Hacking, Psy-ops, and Military Invasions: Given Putin’s History with Former Soviet Republics Like Georgia We Should Dread What May Be Next

    02.02.17

  • Trump, Putin, and Grandma Dusya

    01.27.17

  • The Trust Problem in West-Russia Relations

    01.23.17

  • Trump and the Multipolar Moment

    01.22.17

  • Yes, We Can Expect Trump’s Team to Challenge Him on Russia and NATO

    01.18.17

  • The Fall of Aleppo, the Rise of Russia, and the Failure of Imagination of the Obama Administration

    01.11.17

  • Putin’s Rollback: Walking in Reagan’s Footstep

    01.11.17

  • 2017: The Beginning of the Era of Disruption

    01.01.17

  • Sanctioning the GRU, a Decent Step, but Hamstrung by the Need for Symmetry

    12.30.16

  • Towards a New World Order in Eurasia? The Role of Russia and China

    12.25.16

  • Andrei Karlov, Russia’s Ambassador to Turkey Killed

    12.21.16

  • Aleppo: Meltdown of Humanity

    12.16.16

  • The Baltics: Will Russia Invade and Should the U.S. Defend?

    12.16.16

  • What’s in Store for Syria After Aleppo Falls? Russia and Iran Will Decide

    12.15.16

  • Will Trump Victory Make Angela Merkel Leader of the Free World?

    12.11.16

  • Why the Trump Administration Should be Tough on Russia

    12.10.16

  • Russia’s Double Dealing in Armenia and Azerbaijan

    12.07.16

  • Trump, Putin, and the Asia-Pacific

    11.28.16

  • What will Trump’s Foreign Policy Look Like?

    11.15.16

  • The Strength of the Bear: Russia in a Post-Cold War Context

    11.15.16