Russia’s National Guard Sets its Sights on the Country’s Private Security Business
The last months of 2018 were not easy for state security company “Okhrana.” In October, Roman Egorov, the former...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Russia’s National Guard Sets its Sights on the Country’s Private Security Business
A nation must think before it acts.
Categories for Geopoliticus
The Peace Process is Back on the Agenda
The Trump administration has decided it needs a win and thinks it can achieve one most easily via the...
Green By Name, Green By Nature: The First Russian Green Bonds
In late December 2018, the Russian capital markets quietly passed a significant milestone: a refuse-processing company, Resursosberezhenie KhMAO, listed on...
Why Russia Sticks With Venezuela
Last December, Russia flew two of its strategic bombers to Venezuela as a display of military capacity. These training missions have...
Kim Jong-un’s 2018 of Contentment
Kim Jong-un offered few surprises in his annual New Year’s address. As is the wont of North Korean leaders,...
Healthy Skepticism about the Future of Disruptive Technology and Modern War
There are many candidates for examining the most salient changes in the emerging strategic environment. Many perceive the emerging...
China: Time of Reckoning
China has long occupied a unique place in America’s relations with the world. In the 18th and early 19th...
We Are Losing
On December 12th, the Jamestown Foundation held the organization’s annual terrorism conference. During the first panel, a member of...
The Reset That Wasn’t: The Permanent Crisis of U.S.-Russia Relations
Donald Trump is the only President of the United States since the collapse of the Soviet Union who has...
Why China’s Belt and Road is Off Track
Xinjiang, in northwest China, seems in many ways like the far edge of the modern world. Spanning a vast...