Russia Reform Monitor No. 2361
Police brutality against migrant workers spikes;
Memorial receives its 19th fine;
The Avangard deploys;
UN victory paves the way for greater cyber-repression;
U.S. assistance makes Russia safer
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Iran Could Still Strike Back at the U.S.
The Islamic Republic is too weak to wage a conventional war on the U.S. — but that doesn’t mean it poses no threat.
Putin Seeks to Plug Gaps in Russia’s State-Driven Tech Efforts
His Wednesday speech acknowledged difficulties Russian researchers, engineers, and entrepreneurs face, particularly in the realm of finance.
Indo-Pacific Monitor No. 4
China disrupts Mekong flow to force concessions;
Mongolia reaps the benefits the Xinjiang instability;
Cambodia's child labor problem;
Beijing's Hong Kong crackdown boomerangs in Taiwan;
North Korea's Kim threatens renewed missile tests
Security Services: Moscow’s Fifth Column Across Eurasia
One of the main tools of Russian influence across Central Asia remains poorly understood.