Russia Reform Monitor No. 2530
Russia's increasingly criminal war;
Moscow's "Twin Cities" program a soft attempt at integration;
How Putin plans to reshape Russian society in his image;
Tokyo takes a stand
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Russia Needs Its Own Charles de Gaulle
Whoever emerges from the inevitable turmoil in Russia, he, she, or they will have to address the open wound that Putin’s Ukraine gambit has opened in the Russian polity itself.
Russia’s African Inroads Bear Watching
For the Kremlin, the African continent has emerged as a serious strategic priority – and a new battleground in its struggle for influence with the West.
Europe and Russia’s New War
NATO’s Old/New Mission
Assessing Germany’s “New Era” in Foreign and Security Policy
Confronting Europe’s Energy Insecurity
Is Europe Getting Serious about Russian Disinformation?
For Ukraine, Necessity Is the Mother of Invention
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2529
A Russian default... by default;
The curtain comes down on Russian emigration to Israel;
How Russia is stealing Ukraine's grain;
More nuclear saber rattling from Moscow