International Affairs Forum

Fri. July 04, 2025

IAF Articles: Hotspots: Russia

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The Historical Case Against Russia and for Ukraine

Analysis refutes Putin’s historical claims over Ukraine by tracing Kyiv’s deep-rooted sovereignty, highlighting centuries of cultural identity, resistance to domination, and internationally recognized... Read More...

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New Issue of International Affairs Forum: Europe and the EU; Addressing Climate Change

Read the latest issue of International Affairs Forum where experts from around the world, includi... Read More...

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IA Forum Winter 2024 - Europe -- and Addressing Climate Change

In the new 2024 issue of International Affairs Forum, experts from around the world discuss Europe and the EU plus Addressing Climate Change. (03/21/2024)

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Coup in Russia: A Dent to Putinism

Author explore the concept of Putinism and how the recent coup attempt has dented the concept and Putin's power. By Ali Bin Haroon. (08/08/2023)

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Legal Amelioration for Ukrainian Healthcare Incursions

Author examines explores the legal and historical frameworks of international human rights law (IHRL) and international humanitarian law (IHL) in the context of the Ukraine conflict. By Charlotte H... Read More...

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Why the Arctic is Unlikely to Lift Russia's Curse

What are the prospects for the Arctic to become Moscow's 'new ocean'? An analysis. By Andrea Restaldi. (10/05/2022)

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South Ossetia After the Presidential Elections.

Ukraine isn't the only hotspot in the post-Soviet area. Author examines scenarios in Souh Ossetia after their elections. By Francesco Stuffer. (06/27/2022)

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$Ukraine: Looming crisis, fracturing International Order$

Ukraine: Looming crisis, fracturing International Order

Author Ukrainian crisis and its impact on the international legal order. By Betselot Kebede Kassa, (06/06/2022)

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War between Russia and Ukraine (2022): Analyzing Information and International Relations

Interview with Professor Maria Repnikova (Georgia State University, United States). (06/01/2022)

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Ukrainian crisis: Meanings, Consequences, Outcome

Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic discusses the Ukrainian crisis. By Covadonga Romero. (05/31/2022)

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Russkiy mir: The Return of Religious War to Europe

The concept of "Russia mir" or “Russian World” and how it's impacting Russian politics and power. By Kurt Gmunder. (05/15/2022)

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Key to Ukraine: Re-calibration, contextualization, de-escalation

Analyzing strategic arms control in a light of the escalating crisis over Ukraine. By Alexander G. Savelyev and Olga M. Alexandria. 04/21/2022

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Interview with Noam Chomsky: A No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine Could Unleash Untold Violence

Noah Chomsky discusses the Ukraine-Russia War and related issues from post-World War II global architecture. By C.J. Polychronou. (03/11/2022)

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Escalating tension in Russian-Ukrainian relations

Examing the history of Russian-Ukrainian tensions. By Fatma Tawfik. (02/25/2022)

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Moscow's Illusionless Realism in #Afghanistan @OrientXXI @RTarabic @CarnegieRussia @BBCWorld https://t.co/LskveCOGsI
— Nouvelles d'Orient (alaingresh) 10/19/2021

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Carnegie Russia - Twitter (10/19/2021)

?? ICYMI: @CarnegieRussia in Foreign Affairs today, discussing #Russia in the #MiddleEast https://t.co/nXGfkjdCMM
— Alexa Fults (alexafults) 10/18/2021

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Carnegie Russia - Twitter (10/18/2021)

Event series | #InConversationWith In these webinars, part of our #IndiaAndTheWorld series, @Rudra_81 talks to dir… https://t.co/diL5v6qDeW
— Carnegie India (CarnegieIndia) 10/16/2021

Carnegie India

Carnegie Russia - Twitter (10/16/2021)

Moscow again emphasized strong opposition to any U.S. presence in Central Asia during the talks between Undersecret… https://t.co/LsX75bb5dp
— Temur Umarov ??? (TUmarov) 10/13/2021

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Carnegie Russia - Twitter (10/13/2021)

?? | As gas prices continue to rise, @KapitonovSA for @CarnegieRussia argues that Gazprom can & should pull Europe… https://t.co/SVxsEkT9B3
— Carnegie Europe (Carnegie_Europe) 10/12/2021

Carnegie Europe

Carnegie Russia - Twitter (10/12/2021)

On the Failure of Soviet Foreign Policy in the Middle East

Paper provides a historical analysis of Soviet foreign policy in the Middle East. By Anping Yang. (01/15/21)

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The Tsar in Tehran: an enduring tactical partnership

Analysis of the Iran-Russia relationship and its future. By AlbinTouma. (09/14/2020)

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Putin’s Diplomacy: Kalashnikovs and Floral Arrangements

Who is Putin and how to deal with him. By Madison L. Sargeant. (07/10/2020)

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Can the West Answer China & Russia’s Challenge to the West’s Claim to Embody Universal Values?

Does the West have an answer to China and Russia’s challenge to the West’s claim to embody Universal Values? By Timothy Bovy. (04/21/2020)

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Russian America and the USSR: Striking Parallels

Paper presents a comparative analysis of the socioeconomic systems that have formed in the Russian colonies in Alaska and in the USSR. By Dr. Andrei V. Grinëv. (11/06/2019)

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Russian Derzhavnost, Grand Strategy, and the Black Sea

Essay examines Russian strategy in the Black Sea region. By Joe Kyle. (03/31/2019)

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Keeping Nuclear Arms Control Alive

Overview of the strategic disarmament between US and RF/USSR. By Alexander Savelyev. (08/16/2018)

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Russia-China Emerging Ties in Asia: Its Implications for US Hegemony (post Cold-War analysis)

Paper focuses on the notions of the established partnership between Russia and China and how it contributes to be a potential threat for US’s hegemony in Asia. By Faiza Farid. (02/21/2018)Read More...

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