The Shifting Political Hierarchy in the North Caucasus
Russians are not the only ones participating in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. According to the BBC Russian Service, 321...
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Security Challenges in the Eastern Mediterranean
Introduction On May 2–3 2022, the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Syria/Iraq Office and the Foreign Policy Research Institute convened a panel of...
Climate Action Meets Energy Security: The Russian Invasion of Ukraine Adds a New Dimension to Energy Transition
Editor’s Note: This article by FPRI Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska is a product of a workshop on “The Global...
The War’s Impact on Russia’s Economy and Ukrainian Politics
Editor’s Note: This article by FPRI scholar Mitchell Orenstein is a product of a workshop on “The Global Order...
The Evolving Political-Military Aims in the War in Ukraine After 100 Days
Russian war aims have contracted from conquering Ukraine to simply expanding the territory of the statelets it supposedly...
How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine has Affected Kazakh Politics
In January, everything changed in Kazakhstan. A series of demonstrations rocked the country, spreading from its oil-rich west to...
Japan-Russia Relations After the Russian-Ukrainian War
Technically, Japan and Russia are still at war. Although Japan surrendered to the Allies in September 1945, ending World...
Russia’s Use of Cyberattacks: Lessons from the Second Ukraine War
Russia, probably more than any other leading power, launches cyberattacks against other countries as a matter of routine. Sometimes,...
What’s Next for Ukraine’s (and its Neighbors’) Domestic and Foreign Policy?
Editor’s Note: This article by FPRI contributor Ecaterina Locoman is a product of a workshop on “The Global Order after...
Déjà Vu: Coping with Conventional Aggression in a Nuclear Context
Original Orbis piece: Alvin J. Cottrell and James E. Dougherty, “Nuclear Weapons, Policy and Strategy,” Orbis 1:1 (April 1957)...