Russia Policy Monitor No. 2692
Tracking foreign students for classroom conformity;
Russia works to divide Poland and Ukraine;
Informational blackouts across Russia;
A shameful catalog
Tracking foreign students for classroom conformity;
Russia works to divide Poland and Ukraine;
Informational blackouts across Russia;
A shameful catalog
Cairo prepares for the "day after" in Gaza
Hezbollah's German network
From foreign fighters to citizens?
In Russia’s view, the Western world has a big problem: It doesn’t like Russians. The reason, in the Kremlin’s telling, is not Russia’s devastation of Ukraine or its nuclear threats. Instead, the culprit is “the propaganda of Russophobia, unleashed by the West.”
Moscow drops missile ban;
Growing inroads into Africa;
Russia drills for Pacific defense;
Hybrid war, and the hijacking of a Norwegian dam
Iran’s political opposition is in no position to challenge the regime. That doesn’t mean popular dissent has gone away.