Russia’s Constitutional Amendments and International Law: Cause for Concern?
Paul Fisher looks into some of the legal greyzones that remain after Russia rejigged its constitution
International Law
Is the OSCE still relevant in Nagorno Karabakh?
Bradley Reynolds looks at how Russia’s deployment of peacekeepers between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Nagorno Karabakh limits the options for the OSCE
Is there a peace plan for Karabakh?
Ivan Preobrazhensky looks at how the international community will have a tough time thrashing out a lasting peace settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Russia and its chemical weapons: a short history
Pavel Luzin explains why the Russian approach to disarmament of chemical weapons is so controversial
Uncomfortable Conversations: Moscow and the Rival Legal Claims over Nagorno-Karabakh
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
Nagorno-Karabakh: What to Expect from Russia?
Ivan Preobrazhensky investigates whether Russia has real obligations to provide assistance to Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia
The uncertain fate of Cyprus’s sanctions-dodging passports
Sergey Glandin discusses what the recent Cyprus Papers leak and ongoing sanctions will mean for Russians seeking a “golden passport”
The Sorry Sight of Rosatom’s Uranium Tailings
Lyubov Glazunova on how Russia turned into an international disposal site for nuclear waste
When Russia abandons its bases
Why has Moscow given up on its radar station in Kazakhstan, and what is the fate of the sites in Belarus, asks Pavel Luzin?
Russia is washing blood off African diamonds
Lyubov Glazunova investigates Russia’s struggle to legalise diamond exports from the Central African Republic
Goodbye, Open Skies?
Alexander Graef looks at what a US withdrawal from the Open Skies Treaty might look like for Russia and EU