The future of anti-Kremlin sanctions
Vladislav Inozemtsev on why sanctions against Moscow have not yet brought the desired results
Vladislav Inozemtsev on why sanctions against Moscow have not yet brought the desired results
Ivan Preobrazhensky looks at how the international community will have a tough time thrashing out a lasting peace settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Maximillian Hess looks into what “team Biden” thinks about Russia sanctions policy
Sergei Glandin wonders why “Navalny’s list” is so short and whether the defendants will be able to lift these sanctions in the EU Court of Justice
Paul Fisher, prompted by the latest bout of fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorno Karabakh, takes another look at Moscow’s difficult relationship with de facto states
Ivan Preobrazhensky investigates whether Russia has real obligations to provide assistance to Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia
Nicholas Trickett on how COVID-19 has been rewriting economic orthodoxy across the globe, but Russia’s Austrian School economists have yet to get the memo
Ivan Tkachev looks at whether sanctions could bring the Nord Stream-2 story to an end
Neil Hauer finds Russia’s reactions to popular uprisings in Abkhazia a compelling historical indicator of how Russia might react to the anti-Lukashenko protests in Belarus
Anton Mardasov and Kirill Semenov describe how Moscow is trying to support the armed opposition without weakening al-Assad
Why has Moscow given up on its radar station in Kazakhstan, and what is the fate of the sites in Belarus, asks Pavel Luzin?
Kirill Shamiev on civil-military relations in the USA and Russia