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Fri. December 14, 2018

Social Media: Hotspots: Russia

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.@DavidLawler10 sat down with @CarnegieRussia’s @AlexGabuev to discuss Russia and China inching closer together. Th… https://t.co/umqizj4QBS
— Carnegie Endowment (CarnegieEndow) 12/14/2018

Carnegie Endowment

Carnegie Russia - Twitter (12/14/2018)

How #sanctions changed #Russian economic policy by @CarnegieRussia https://t.co/2vZvFj70df
— Irina Petrova (IrinaPyotrova) 12/10/2018

Irina Petrova

Carnegie Russia - Twitter (12/10/2018)

What happens when Russian authorities do not fear losing power anymore, and feel they're in a state of war? That th… https://t.co/5Xdz4m2uL3
— Massimo Gordini ???? (GordiniMassimo) 12/07/2018

Massimo Gordini ????

Carnegie Russia - Twitter (12/07/2018)

Our @CarnegieRussia podcast made it into the iTunes Best of 2018 list! Congrats to @baunov and his team. And if you… https://t.co/ri0kL9Xdlu
— Alexander Gabuev (AlexGabuev) 12/06/2018

Alexander Gabuev

Carnegie Russia - Twitter (12/06/2018)

During our debate moderated by @BBCKimGhattas, my @CarnegieRussia colleague @DmitriTrenin introduced an interesting… https://t.co/UGt7xjR0Kg
— Marc Pierini (MarcPierini1) 12/06/2018

Marc Pierini

Carnegie Russia - Twitter (12/06/2018)

'Mailforlen/ukraine' news https://t.co/NUpBSgBec1 - top stories by @BalazsJarabik, @CarnegieRussia, @loogunda
— mailforlen (mailforlen) 12/05/2018

mailforlen

Carnegie Russia - Twitter (12/05/2018)

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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Russia the Invincible. But Weak?

Is Russia's power status a facade? By Otabek Akromov. (11/27/2017)

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Is Lenin Still In? The 100 years after the October Revolution

Reflecting on Russian communism on the anniversary of its revolution. By Eric Mann. (11/12/2017)

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The Specter of Kazakh Instability: Heightened Stakes of Sino-Russian Interests in the Steppes

What does the threat of instability in Kazakhstan mean for her two largest neighbors: China and Russia? By Justin Cheung. (09/13/2016)

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The Shooting Down of the Russian Plane

What are the ramifications of the shooting down of a Russian plane by Turkey? By Prof. Giancarlo Elia Valori. (12/04/2015)

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Russian Adventurism, or Maintaining the Status Quo?

Don't be so quick to call Russia's actions agressive, writes Danny Hawkins. (11/04/2015)

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Kremlin’s Battling with Islamic State or Search for New Role

What factors are behind the Russian move in Syria? By Sandeep Tripathi. (10/19/2015)

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NATO, Russia, and the Security Dilemma

Is a security dilemma moving forward between NATO and Russia? By Robert Souza. (07/17/2015)

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Outsourcing Jihadists and Putin’s Foreign Policy

Essay analyzes Russian terrorism policy in the Middle East and Caucasus. By Prof. Dmitry V. Shlapentokh. (07/01/2015)

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Why the Bear is Back in Vietnam

Russian-Vietnam relations are warming up. What are the reasons and ramifications? By Rakesh Krishnan Simha. (06/25/2015)

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Collateral effect of a Romania and Moldova Union

What are the potential effects and prospects for a Romania-Modova union? By Georgii Kukhaleishvili. (06/02/2015)

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Zeman-Putin: bonded by business

What can be taken from Czech President Milosh Zeman's recent statement about Russia? By Georgii Kukhaleishvili. (05/25/2015)

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Was Ukrainian Crisis a result of NATO Eastward Expansion?

Ukraine is a primary comopent of Putin's concern against NATO’s expansion policy towards the CIS. By Sandeep Tripathi. (03/16/2015)

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Will outside conflict hurt Poland’s economic growth?

Analysis of the effect of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the Polish economy. By Brian Daigle (10/22/2014, Read More...

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The New Leaders are the EU’s Response

Contrary to many who belive the EU has done little in reaction to the Ukrainian crisis, its response has been made. By Panos Chatzinikolaou. (09/08/2014)

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Address Dedovshchina or Face the Consequences of a Weakened and Ineffective Military Apparatus

Policy memo evaluates and provides policy recommendations on the practice of harassing junior recruits by senior staff in the Russian military. By Lea Lavut. (08/13/2014)

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Nuclear Security: A Casualty of Moscow’s Involvement in Ukraine

Where does the nuclear situation lie in Russia now? An analysis. By Elizabeth Zolotukhina (07/08/2014)

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Dr. Yuri V. Urbanovich discusses Russia, Ukraine in IA Forum Interview

Interview with Dr. Yuri V. Urbanovich.who provides analyis of the crisis in Ukraine, Crimea, and Russia. By Adriana Stephan. (04/16/2014)

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Russia's Courtship of Silicon Valley

In an interview with the consulting editor of CFR.org, George F. Kennan Senior Fellow for Russian and Eurasian Studies Stephen Sestanovich discusses Russia's projects for modernization, including t... Read More...

Frostbitten: Decoding the Cold War, 20 Years Later

The magisterial Cambridge History of the Cold War views the Cold War as an undifferentiated chunk of history. But the conflict between the superpowers was just one strand of history in the middle and ... Read More...

Energy Security for Ukraine and Europe

Jörg Himmelreich argues that free-market policies and improved transparency in the energy sector are critical for Ukraine's security and economy - and by extension, Europe's access to natural gas. Read More...

A Still Darker Russia

Russia’s future is as uncertain as ever, writes Arkady Ostrovsky. (The Economist, 12/28/2009) Read More...

Gorbachev and the End of the Cold War

The Soviet establish made a mistake to discount the role of economic power and soft power in its policies. Read More...

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