Analysis April 5, 2024 Niger’s Pivot to Moscow: What’s Next for US Engagement in Africa? On March 12, a delegation of US officials arrived in Niamey in a highly anticipated meeting on the future... Read more »
Reports March 26, 2024 Russian Women in the Face of War Against Ukraine Introduction Consider the following pieces of a puzzle. Russia’s war against Ukraine has revealed stories about the heroic... Read more »
Expert Commentary March 25, 2024 Crocus City Hall Concert Attack On Friday, March 22, an attack on the Crocus City Hall concert venue near Moscow killed or wounded hundreds... Read more »
Analysis March 15, 2024 The Fire That Didn’t Burn: Transnistria’s Unanswered Call for Russian Support On February 28, the legislature of Transnistria, a pro-Russia, de facto independent state internationally recognized as part of Moldova,... Read more »
Analysis February 27, 2024 Putin’s Warped Idea of Russian History The total wartime losses of Russia and Ukraine are difficult to estimate. Neither country publishes accurate data, exaggerating the... Read more »
Analysis February 26, 2024 NATO Needs to Get Serious at Seventy-Five NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg recently arrived in Washington seeking to persuade the White House and Congress to successfully... Read more »
Analysis February 23, 2024 The Visegrád Four: Disunity in Central Europe When the Russian army rolled into Ukraine in late February of 2022, it was clear that the invasion would... Read more »
Expert Commentary February 16, 2024 Navalny’s Death and the Future of Dissent in Russia On February 16, Russian authorities announced that long-time opposition figure and Putin critic, Alexei Navalny, had died in prison... Read more »
Reports February 7, 2024 Russia’s Black Sea Fleet in the “Special Military Operation” in Ukraine Key Findings Russia’s Black Sea Fleet’s supremacy on the Black Sea naval theater was contested in the early... Read more »
Intern Corner January 18, 2024 China’s Challenge to the International Economic Order The United States has led the international economic order for the last seventy-eight years, with only the Soviet Union... Read more »