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Trump’s impact on Russian-German relations?

(IPG | in German) Der russische Präsident Putin bezeichnete Trump im Dezember 2015 als "schillernden und fähigen Menschen." Donald Trump liegt im Rennen um die Nominierung des Republikanischen Kandidaten für die…

U.S.-Russia Nuclear Lab-to-Lab Cooperation: Looking Back on a Quarter Century of Constructive Relations

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) With the latest protracted nosedive in U.S.-Russia relations, when areas of cooperation have continued to shrink, it is beneficial to reflect on historically constructive joint endeavors,…

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Gorenburg: The Russians are not in a position to project power globally, but have the capabilities to be a major player

(Maclean's) Little doubt remains now that U.S. foreign policy in Syria is failing spectacularly. It would have been less obvious even a few weeks ago. Back then, before Russia began…

Russia’s Policy on Syria after the Start of Military Engagement

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) In the fall of 2015, Russia resolved to raise the stakes in Syria by launching an air campaign at the request of Damascus. The intervention was…

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For Moscow, Talks Are About Sowing Discord, not Solving Conflicts

(EDM) A ceasefire in Syria, which appeared possible if not probable in early February, has again turned out to be unreachable. And in hindsight, it is rather obvious that it…

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Yes, the U.S. and Russia can cooperate to end the Syrian civil war. Here’s why.

(WP) (Co-authored with Andrew Kydd and Fyodor Lukyanov) You probably wouldn’t know it from the news, but the United States and Russia might not be completely at odds over Syria. In a recent paper for theWorking…

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Russian/Soviet Studies in the United States, Amerikanistika in Russia

(New Book) The contributors in this interdisciplinary collection address the problem of interconnection between the study of the “Other,” either Russian or American, and the shaping of national identities in the…

Can Russia’s Peace Plan for Syria Work?

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) When it comes to Russia’s geopolitics, the international community has a lot to grumble about. In the course of a few short years, Moscow annexed Crimea,…

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The Right Way to Think About the Syria Talks

(Foreign Affairs) (Co-authored with Jeremy Shapiro) The suspension of the Syrian peace talks in Geneva seemed to validate observers’ cynicism and pessimism in the run-up to the negotiations. The talks, naysayers argue,…

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The U.S. and Russian Interventions in Syria: Room for Cooperation or Prelude to Greater Conflict?

The Working Group on the Future of U.S.-Russia Relations, a bilateral collective of rising experts from American and Russian institutions, announces the publication of its fifth joint report: “The U.S. and…

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Trump’s impact on Russian-German relations?

U.S.-Russia Nuclear Lab-to-Lab Cooperation: Looking Back on a Quarter Century of Constructive Relations

Gorenburg: The Russians are not in a position to project power globally, but have the capabilities to be a major player

Russia’s Policy on Syria after the Start of Military Engagement

For Moscow, Talks Are About Sowing Discord, not Solving Conflicts

Yes, the U.S. and Russia can cooperate to end the Syrian civil war. Here’s why.

Russian/Soviet Studies in the United States, Amerikanistika in Russia

Can Russia’s Peace Plan for Syria Work?

The Right Way to Think About the Syria Talks

The U.S. and Russian Interventions in Syria: Room for Cooperation or Prelude to Greater Conflict?