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Two Guys Discussing Russia: Does Putin control siloviki or do they control him?

(Video series) (Special guest!) Russian politics is increasingly unpredictable. In order to help clarify the issues, Robert Orttung and Sufian Zhemukhov, on their talk show "Two Guys Discussing Russia over…

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Gorenburg: We should expect to see a lot more of the so-called hybrid warfare or new warfare

(FT) Welcome to Russia,” says the big sign marking the border from Belarus on the main road from Minsk to Moscow. But as Roman, a truckdriver from the Belarusian town…

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Will Russia’s economic turmoil affect its foreign policy?

On Wednesday – before Russian President Vladimir Putin’s end of the year news conference – the following question was posed to members of PONARS Eurasia: How is the current financial…

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Russia and Ukraine: Not the Military Balance You Think

Moscow's Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies has just published a new book on the military aspects of the Ukraine crisis. Here's a preview of my book review, published…

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Highlights and interviews from the annual Danyliw Research Seminar on Ukraine

Leading scholars on contemporary Ukrainian issues, including PONARS Eurasia members Samuel Charap, Keith Darden, Dmitry Gorenburg, Serhiy Kudelia, Maria Popova, Oxana Shevel, and Lucan Way, gathered October 30-November 1 at…

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Gorenburg: Russia’s increased presence in the Baltic reflects country’s larger concerns

(The Moscow Times) As Sweden's navy goes on its sixth day of hunting a suspected Russian submarine, Swedish defense officials announced on Tuesday that they intend to force the mystery vessel, if found, to surface "with armed…

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Reassuring the Baltic States

Russia’s actions in Ukraine have had a direct impact on the security perceptions of the Baltic States. Baltic leaders see Russia’s intervention in Ukraine as a potentially serious precedent for…

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Putin Isn’t Chasing After Empire in Ukraine; He Fears a Color Revolution at Home

(The Moscow Times/Huffington Post) While various commentators have described President Vladimir Putin as playing a chess game against the West, I would argue that he has actually been primarily reacting tactically to what…

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New Policy Memo: Countering Color Revolutions: Russia’s New Security Strategy and its Implications for U.S. Policy

The May 2014 Moscow Conference on International Security (MCIS), sponsored by the Russian Ministry of Defense, was focused on the role of popular protest, and specifically color revolutions, in international…

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Two Guys Discussing Russia: Does Putin control siloviki or do they control him?

Gorenburg: We should expect to see a lot more of the so-called hybrid warfare or new warfare

Will Russia’s economic turmoil affect its foreign policy?

Russia and Ukraine: Not the Military Balance You Think

Highlights and interviews from the annual Danyliw Research Seminar on Ukraine

Gorenburg: Russia’s increased presence in the Baltic reflects country’s larger concerns

Reassuring the Baltic States

Putin Isn’t Chasing After Empire in Ukraine; He Fears a Color Revolution at Home

New Policy Memo: Countering Color Revolutions: Russia’s New Security Strategy and its Implications for U.S. Policy

Countering Color Revolutions: Russia’s New Security Strategy and its Implications for U.S. Policy