Russia Is Settling In for a War of Attrition
Ever since it launched its "special military operation" against Kyiv last year, global publics have wondered just how long Moscow can keep up its war of aggression.
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Russia Policy Monitor No. 2597
A new gulag archipelago;
Riyadh attempts to play peacemaker;
Flagging American support for Ukraine aid;
Another sentence for Navalny
Re-engaging in the Forgotten Fight
The Ideological Competition in—and over—Africa
China’s Model Is Dangerous For The Middle East
Balancing religion and state in Central Asia
Reckoning with the Taliban’s Return
America and the “War of Ideas” Against Islamic Extremism
Russia Policy Monitor No. 2596
More changes to Wagner;
Western sanctions: less than meets the eye?;
A helping hand (of sorts) from North Korea;
A beleaguered Moscow boosts defense spending;
A new opportunity in Africa
Russia Policy Monitor No.2595
No country for old men;
Wagner to remain a force in Africa;
Quietly, Washington tests the diplomatic waters with Moscow;
How Russia is targeting Ukraine's children;
An old client state comes calling