NATO’s Warsaw Summit Leaves Russia Isolated and Dangerous
Al-Majalla President Putin’s government’s actions over the past few years have left Russia largely isolated from majority of the...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
NATO’s Warsaw Summit Leaves Russia Isolated and Dangerous
A nation must think before it acts.
Ukraine
“Irreversible Arms Reductions” Finds Reverse Gear: Mr. Putin’s Russia Sends a Signal
On 3 October, the Russian government announced that legislation was introduced into the State Duma to suspend a...
Of Georgian Personalities and Politics: European Dreams, National Elections, and Future Days
Bidzina Ivanishvili of the Georgian Dream coalition and Misha Saakashvili of the United National Movement are two large-than-life...
Is Russia Really Winning in Syria and Ukraine?
The National Interest Moscow just can’t catch a break. Last month, the Kremlin was shifting the discussion on Ukraine...
How the EU Can Use Russia Energy Ties to Keep Ukraine Tensions in Check
World Politics Review Following meetings with Ukrainian officials in Kiev early this month, the vice president of the European...
Transnistria Primer
Transnistria, or the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR), exists unsure of its place in the world. To its west, across...
Distinguishing the True from the False: Fakes & Forgeries in Russia’s Information War Against Ukraine
The intent of Russian strategic deception is to alter a target population's perception of reality in the interest of...
Foresight into 21st Century Conflict: End of the Greatest Illusion?
The number of conflicts is again on the rise as both states and violent actors contend for influence and...
Gagauzia: A Bone in the Throat
Gagauzia, known formally as the Republic of Moldova’s Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia, is of little consequence economically or...
How One University Defied Putin and His Armed Mob
New Atlanticist On July 7, 2014, Russian-backed separatists entered Donetsk and occupied four dormitories at Donetsk National University; armed...