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
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
China and ASEAN agree to a second maritime military exercise;
China expands military sales to and cooperation with Thailand;
China and Saudi Arabia launch joint naval exercise;
China challenges Zimbabwe's bilateral assistance data;
Malaysia arrests 680 PRC nationals for online fraud targeting the mainland
India's pollution crisis;
The Zambezi river turns deadly;
The Korean Peninsula’s piggy problem;
The "resource curse" comes to Guyana;
The dangers of Chinese dams
Seventy years after the signing of the North Atlantic Treaty and the formation of the Atlantic Alliance, the West's most powerful and enduring military bloc is suffering from deep systemic dysfunctions.