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Long-range Missiles Can ‘Alleviate’ Pressure but Not a ‘Game-changer’ for Ukraine

A conversation about President Biden’s decision to allow Ukraine to use long-range American missiles inside Russia.

· November 18, 2024
CNN
ussia's President Vladimir Putin visits the destroyed school, where in 2004 Chechen militants took more than 1,000 people hostage, in Beslan, North Ossetia on August 20, 2024, to commemorate the killing of more than 330 people, mostly children, in the hostage siege
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How the Traumas of 2004 Blinded Putin

A terrorist attack in 2004 shaped Vladimir Putin’s understanding of external actors and other countries. The influence can be felt even today.

· November 18, 2024
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North Korean Troops Join Russian Forces on the Frontlines

A conversation about discuss what’s happening on the battlefield in Ukraine and how President-elect Donald Trump’s victory could change the trajectory of the war in Ukraine.

· November 15, 2024
WBUR’s Here and Now
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Trump Needs Concessions from Putin — They May Be Forthcoming

Trump has every opportunity to alter the dynamics in the war in Ukraine, because Putin has strong motives to nurture his relationship with the United States.

· November 14, 2024
Financial Times
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Ukraine Research Trip Notes: Fall 2024, Part 2

A conversation about the state of the war in Ukraine.

· November 14, 2024
War on the Rocks’ The Russia Contingency with Michael Kofman
Photograph of a Norwegian soldier participating in a NATO defense exercise along Norway's border with Russia.
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Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts: Lessons from the Nordic-Baltic Region on Countering Russian Gray Zone Aggression

A coordinated multilateral response will be more effective than a national one.

  • Minna Ålander
· November 14, 2024
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As Ukraine Stumbles and Russia Advances, What Does it Mean?

A conversation about how North Korean troops, manpower woes, and Donald Trump coming back to the Oval Office could mean for Ukraine.

· November 12, 2024
War on the Rocks Podcast
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (5L) poses for a family photo with representatives of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) members states
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Russia’s Great Energy Game in the Middle East

Russia has largely inherited the Soviet Union’s Middle East foreign policy. China may be best positioned to take advantage of this historical relationship.

  • Sergey Vakulenko
· November 12, 2024
In The Media
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Mistrust Between Russia and the West Will Outlast the Trump Era

Trump’s victory has reconfirmed Putin’s view that the west is so politically unstable that policies can drastically change with every election cycle.

  • Alexander Gabuev
· November 10, 2024
The Financial Times
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In Brief: Russia’s Hybrid War

A close look at Russia’s “hybrid attack” seeking to undermine Western democracies in the region, MOldovan elections, and protests in Georgia.

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· November 6, 2024
War on the Rocks