Russia’s military is less than meets the eye
Nearly a year-and-a-half into Russia’s “special military operation” against its western neighbor, its next-generation arms have failed to materialize in any meaningful way.
Want these sent to your inbox?
Subscribe
Publications
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2584
Targeting the legal defenders;
Countering Wagner in Africa;
The real state of Russian industry;
Flashpoint: Zaporizhzhia
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2583
Moscow digs in in Central Asia;
A Russian hand in pipeline blast, after all;
A reporter as political pawn;
Mounting international condemnation of Russia's war of choice;
The complicated case of Mikhail Fridman
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2582
Wagner games Sudan's civil crisis;
More military help from Tehran;
Moscow targets students for conscription...;
...Amid Kremlin worries over domestic effects;
Russifying Ukraine's regions
Hungary’s Viktor Orbán explores his options for new allies
As Russia’s war in Ukraine drags on, and Vladimir Putin’s strategic position erodes, his few remaining European allies are exploring their options.