Russia: Never as Strong as She Appears, or Weak as She Seems
Many times has Russia been down, but never out.
Robert MorrisonSeptember 20, 2023
Russia’s Religious Offensive in Africa
Moscow portrays itself as an alternative to the decadent West in Africa to gain support for its invasion of Ukraine
Antonio GraceffoSeptember 19, 2023
Iran and BRICS: Can the Outlier be Tamed?
BRICS is adding many new members, including Iran; what will that mean for the Islamic Regime?
Farhad RezaeiSeptember 15, 2023
The Dark Legacy of Tsarist Philosopher Ivan Ilyin
Among Putin’s favorite political theorists is Ivan Ilyn, defender of the tsarist trinity: Autocracy, Orthodoxy, Nationality
Simon MaassSeptember 6, 2023
Do Russian and Soviet Monument Removals in Ukraine Matter?
Formerly Soviet-controlled nations have been removing Soviet monuments for decades, yet recent removals are different
Grant AlexanderSeptember 4, 2023
The Russo-Ukrainian War Through History’s Lens
The history of Imperial Russia is more relevant than ever with the invasion of Ukraine
Simon MaassAugust 28, 2023
The Wild-Goose Chase For Red October: The Resurfacing of Sweden’s Phantom Submarines
Recent rumors of secret Russian underwater operations across Scandinavia have their (sonar) echoes in similar events from the 1980s.
Steven TuckerAugust 21, 2023
Obstacles to Peace in Ukraine: President Biden and Mr. Trump
America never recognized the USSR’s occupation of the Baltics, but didn’t let it derail our diplomacy. This should be our approach with Ukraine and Crimea.
Robert MorrisonAugust 16, 2023
Cluster Munitions and the Moral High Ground
The use of cluster munitions is not inherently immoral.
Edward G. StaffordAugust 14, 2023
