Schrödinger’s Siloviki and Russia’s Criminal Conundrum
Pavel Luzin writes that Russia’s headline-grabbing “wars” within the security services are nothing of the sort — they are the natural result of a government which violates its own laws
Pavel Luzin writes that Russia’s headline-grabbing “wars” within the security services are nothing of the sort — they are the natural result of a government which violates its own laws
Pavel Luzin discusses the Russian Navy’s limited prospects for the future
Pavel Luzin considers the future role of air transport in Moscow’s military strategy
Gabriella Gricius uncovers how Russia’s global ambitions are increasingly handled by mercenaries in Africa and the Middle East
Pavel Luzin considers the difference between real private military contractors and outsourced cannon fodder
For years, the Russian authorities have entertained the possibility of a major war, and have spent considerable time and resources preparing the underlying infrastructure
Russia’s foreign intelligence service has a new director. What can we expect from Igor Kostyukov?
The Russian government is struggling with a crisis of responsibility, exacerbated by an uptick in informal special operations
Why Russia won’t lay down its arms, even if it wants to