In the News | Hовости 22

Petrov: Short-term decisions by Russian authorities could lead to long-term problems

(Russia Direct) Hundreds of Russians took to the streets last week in central St. Petersburg to protest a controversial decision of the local authorities to hand over an important city landmark, St.…

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Sushko: Ukraine cannot carry on in the same rut

(ECFR) Ukraine's prospects are under threat from developments on both sides of the Atlantic. Something is stirring in Ukraine. The most obvious cause is Donald Trump’s imminent inauguration on 20…

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Gerber: No Kremlin spokesman is going to say “Yes, we have this compromising material on the president-elect”

(WPR) A University of Wisconsin-Madison professor says people shouldn't expect the truth anytime soon about the authenticity of the dossier containing unsubstantiated information about Donald Trump's alleged ties to Russia. Russian President…

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Herron and Radnitz comment on U.S.-Russia relations under Obama

(WJAC) As Democrats ratchet up rhetoric denouncing Russia’s alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election, critics say President Obama failed to challenge Vladimir Putin sooner and experts fear that President-elect Donald Trump…

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Kassenova: Central Asian Countries Worry about Chinese Influence in Creating a New Silk Road

(WSJ) As the U.S., U.K. and others hit pause on globalization, China is flexing its economic muscle with an ambitious infrastructure-building spree that would connect up to a third of…

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Baev: Trump may conclude that since it is so hard to block the anti-Russia drive, it is far easier to lead on it

(Washington Post) They’re resetting expectations in Russia for a reboot of relations with the United States. It wasn’t that long ago that Russia’s establishment was reveling in President-elect Donald Trump’s victory. That…

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Kramer: Soviet intelligence and security agencies waged a vigorous campaign for decades to meddle in U.S. politics

(NYTimes) Spies are usually thought of as bystanders who quietly steal secrets in the shadows. But the Russian versions, schooled in techniques used during the Cold War against the United States,…

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Главный российский экспорт – не нефть, а страх

О нынешнем положении России в мире размышляет Сергей Медведев, профессор политологии НИУ ВШЭ. "Главный российский экспорт – не нефть, а страх, – считает он. – Потому что это то, что мы…

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Ukrainian Eggs Seek Markets

(GW Food Institute) Ukrainian chickens have been laying large numbers of eggs in one of the bright spots of the country’s post-Soviet economy, but geopolitics is blocking their sale in nearby…

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Troitskiy: Republicans in Congress formed their opinion about Russia a while ago

(DPA) It reads like the plot of a Cold War spy novel: The Obama administration seems to have no doubt that Russia is behind cyberattacks and intrusions during the US presidential…

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Marten on CBS: The United States and Russia in the cyber age

(CBS This Morning) Kimberly Marten, political science professor at Barnard College and Columbia University in New York, and James Norton, president and founder of cybersecurity firm Play-Action Strategies, join "CBS…

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Marten on WNYC Radio: Obama’s actions against Russian cyberattacks

(WNYC Radio) The FBI and DHS released a Joint Analysis Report yesterday highlighting the ways in which the Russian civilian and military intelligence services acted to influence the American election – malicious cyber…

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In the News | Hовости

Petrov: Short-term decisions by Russian authorities could lead to long-term problems

Sushko: Ukraine cannot carry on in the same rut

Gerber: No Kremlin spokesman is going to say “Yes, we have this compromising material on the president-elect”

Herron and Radnitz comment on U.S.-Russia relations under Obama

Kassenova: Central Asian Countries Worry about Chinese Influence in Creating a New Silk Road

Baev: Trump may conclude that since it is so hard to block the anti-Russia drive, it is far easier to lead on it

Kramer: Soviet intelligence and security agencies waged a vigorous campaign for decades to meddle in U.S. politics

Главный российский экспорт – не нефть, а страх

Ukrainian Eggs Seek Markets

Troitskiy: Republicans in Congress formed their opinion about Russia a while ago

Marten on CBS: The United States and Russia in the cyber age

Marten on WNYC Radio: Obama’s actions against Russian cyberattacks