and its impact will continue to reverberate throughout Russian foreign and domestic policy in the years to come. The Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program at CSIS has spent the months since the invasion ...

The 12 months following Putin’s unorthodox address have shown that the war is at the core of Russia’s domestic, economic and foreign policy—the organizing principle around which most ...

Russia, led by Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov, is intensifying its efforts to control foreign assets and ensure domestic ...

When Russia first utilized this against Poland ... we must think long-term regarding foreign and domestic policies. Our leaders in Congress and the White House must put forth a clear-eyed plan ...

Trump’s policy is “beneficial to Russia,” analyst Mikhail Yemelyanov ... t meet a target of spending 2 percent of their gross domestic product on defense, and in January he said the target ...

Although the United States has historically adopted such a reactive stance to domestic change in Russia, pursuing utmost restraint and adopting no outward policy toward any scenario of leadership ...

May 24, 2007. Sarah Mendelson examines the forces that shape how U.S. policy toward Russia is perceived and managed through four case studies: (1) the U.S. response to Russia’s wars in Chechnya, (2) U ...

Our research covers Russia’s domestic and foreign policy, global influence, regional strategies, and the challenges shaping its future. For all its weaknesses, Russia remains a major global force, ...

Russian authorities continued to expand and ... and imprison people who publicly oppose the Kremlin’s foreign or domestic policies. These especially target opposition leaders, activists ...

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Instead, Russia’s cybersecurity needs are met by domestic companies like Kaspersky ... tensions continue to shape global technology policies, countries are likely to place increased emphasis ...

The Russian government is implementing a massive policy of import substitution in the country’s domestic IT sector, with the support of domestic IT companies, ensuring demand for their products.