Russia Reform Monitor No. 2354
Passports link GRU agents to unsolved crimes;
A brewing emigration crisis?;
U.S. officials inspect Putin's superweapon;
Another investigative journalist attacked;
Apple appeases Kremlin with new Crimea policy
The American Foreign Policy Council's Review of Russian Government Actions and U.S. Policy
Passports link GRU agents to unsolved crimes;
A brewing emigration crisis?;
U.S. officials inspect Putin's superweapon;
Another investigative journalist attacked;
Apple appeases Kremlin with new Crimea policy
A step forward for Moscow in northern Syria;
Ukrainian ships returned;
Vostochny fraud a thorn in Putin's side;
Russia's military decisionmaking set to outstrip NATO's;
The Kremlin tightens its grip on Russian tech
Cold War disinformation 2.0;
Russia flexes its military muscle to send a message;
"De-dollarization" advances;
Russia's domestic violence problem;
Russia reaps the benefits of OPEC cuts
Russian fingerprints on elections in Madagascar...;
...and in Catalonia;
ICJ case moves forward;
A harsh critique of NATO;
Solidarity at the BRICS summit
Moscow throws Caracas a financial lifeline;
Another step toward a Russian internet;
Russian guns turning the tide in Tripoli;
A Russian Wikipedia;
Goodbye to Open Skies?