Russia Reform Monitor No. 2284
Papering over Stalin's reforms;
Getting serious about statistics;
Moscow invests in hypersonics;
A Kremlin "enemies list";
Ling live the Tsar
Putin's latest political prisoner
Papering over Stalin's reforms;
Getting serious about statistics;
Moscow invests in hypersonics;
A Kremlin "enemies list";
Ling live the Tsar
Putin's latest political prisoner
Tehran doubles down on Palestinian "resistance";
Iran's deepening economic doldrums;
A standoff over the strait...;
...and coordination in the Caspian;
Renewed doubts surround Rafsanjani's death
Moscow is starting to put financial and logistical muscle behind its efforts to develop artificial intelligence.
During the Cold War two of Russia’s four fleets were nuclear ones, the Northern Fleet based out of Murmansk in the Kola Peninsula in the Arctic, and the Pacific Fleet based out of Vladivostok and Petropavlovsk.
Most analysts have maintained that this disposition has remained the case until now.
But can we be certain of that?
...[T}he Administration's unexpected December decision to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria has left Israeli policymakers on edge, and for good reason.