Tag Archives: Vladimir Putin

The invasion marks the beginning of a new era for not just the European security order but also Russian society.

Another Russian attack on Ukraine would jeopardize talks between Washington and Moscow on strategic stability and a follow-on agreement to New START.

Turkey would attempt to sit on the fence if conflict breaks out in Ukraine. But with domestic challenges rising at home, Recep Tayyip Erdogan may not be able to withstand the pressure from either Russia or NATO allies.

European governments have yet to learn a key lesson from the war in Ukraine. The alternative reality the Kremlin lives in is becoming increasingly dangerous.

Several scholars around the U.S. have looked at aspects of the role of NATO in a changing world.

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s decision to travel to Russia in spite of US warnings, and to propose a new level of economic cooperation, may prove to be an important step in pursuing a stronger long-term relationship with Russia.

What does the Kremlin’s emphasis on Pakistan say about the state of Russia-India ties?

The Russian president is proving he has learned what America didn't: to quit while ahead.

Russia can be seen as maneuvering to split OPEC into two blocs, with Russia, although not a member, persuading the "Russian bloc" to isolate Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Arab OPEC members within OPEC. This might persuade the Saudis to seek a compromise with the have nots.

The decisive Conservative victory in the UK may deal a blow to the "special relationship" with the United States on issues of global defense and security.