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Kurilla: The Russian president’s comments reveal his growing confidence about the wedge he is driving between Washington and its Western allies

(U.S. News & World Report) If one of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s goals is to undermine American leadership in the world by driving a wedge between the U.S. and its Western…

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Leveraging Ambiguity in Foreign Relations

(YaleGlobal) Ambiguity contributes to global uncertainty and risks, but can be a force for good when practiced consensually. MOSCOW: Ambiguous behavior, doctrines and statements have gained popularity as foreign policy…

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Putin Tries to Exploit Anti-Trumpism to Advance His Economic Agenda

(EDM) The annual St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (May 24–26) managed to attract more high-level foreign guests than could be expected considering Russia’s stagnant economy and relative lack of interest from…

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New PONARS Eurasia Policy Perspectives Volume: Russian-American Relations Since the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

On the one-year anniversary of Donald Trump’s election as U.S. president, PONARS Eurasia and New York University’s Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia hosted a joint conference that brought together…

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Russian-American Relations Since the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

On the one-year anniversary of Donald Trump’s election as U.S. president, PONARS Eurasia and New York University’s Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia hosted a joint conference that…

Keeping the “New Cold War” Cold: Nuclear Deterrence With U.S. and Russian Nuclear Force Modernization

(PONARS Policy Memo) After two decades of dramatic reduction and deliberate neglect, the nuclear arsenals that were at the center of security relations between the Cold War superpowers are reaching…

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Charap: When the US and Russia work together, they can accomplish things no two other countries can

(NYTimes) he strangest Russian political scandal so far this year — a year that hasn’t lacked for them — revolves around a Belarusian escort named Anastasia Vashukevich, who goes by the…

Why Russia Is Failing the “Syria Test” for Counterterrorism Cooperation with the West

(PONARS Policy Memo) As the confrontation between the West and Russia matures, the proposition that the West should combine military containment with engagement in areas of mutual interest has been gaining…

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Reckless ambition: Moscow’s policy toward the United States, 2016/17

(International Politics) Abstract: Russia’s attempt to interfere in the 2016 US presidential election succeeded in introducing an element of chaos into US politics, but neither Russia nor its leader Vladimir…

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Kurilla: Western media ascribed to Putin—and Russia—omnipotent qualities

(USN) The problem with superpowers, wrote Henry Kissinger in 1979, is that they often act like “two heavily armed blind men feeling their way around a room, believing himself in mortal peril from…

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U.S.-Russian Relations

Kurilla: The Russian president’s comments reveal his growing confidence about the wedge he is driving between Washington and its Western allies

Leveraging Ambiguity in Foreign Relations

Putin Tries to Exploit Anti-Trumpism to Advance His Economic Agenda

New PONARS Eurasia Policy Perspectives Volume: Russian-American Relations Since the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

Russian-American Relations Since the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

Keeping the “New Cold War” Cold: Nuclear Deterrence With U.S. and Russian Nuclear Force Modernization

Charap: When the US and Russia work together, they can accomplish things no two other countries can

Why Russia Is Failing the “Syria Test” for Counterterrorism Cooperation with the West

Reckless ambition: Moscow’s policy toward the United States, 2016/17

Kurilla: Western media ascribed to Putin—and Russia—omnipotent qualities