Russia Policy Monitor No. 2743
The election results are in...
...But did Putin's party really win?
Russians abroad say no...
...While Ukraine hits Moscow
The election results are in...
...But did Putin's party really win?
Russians abroad say no...
...While Ukraine hits Moscow
Last month, Japan released its latest annual defense white paper. The document has a great deal to say about the threats now confronting the island nation, ranging from an increasingly assertive China to a nuclear North Korea. But one of its most important themes concerns something else entirely: the changing nature of warfare itself.
Pro-Russian hacking group declares "cyber war" on Norway;
Russia bans memorial;
Trust in Putin slips as the war comes home;
Danish intelliegnce: Russia is recruiting Danes for sabotage;
Latvia, Lithuania crack down on Russian shipping;
Russia's grip on global uranium tightens
Earlier this month, Chinese President Xi Jinping made a very public state visit to Egypt. Officially, the three-day trip, the first of its kind by a Chinese leader in at least a decade, was intended to commemorate 70 years of bilateral ties between Cairo and Beijing.
Ukraine drone strikes impact shipping to Russia;
With war as a backdrop, an expanded right to seize property;
New bridge brings North Korea still closer;
Discontent and potential for change;
A cold shoulder from the Kremlin...and a quest for new partners