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
...[T}he Administration's unexpected December decision to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria has left Israeli policymakers on edge, and for good reason.
Human rights, Russian style;
Kyiv goes its own (religious) way;
New signs of Sino-Russian weapons cooperation;
The Kremlin declares war on rap music;
Nukes in Crimea?
A changing of the guard at the Expediency Council;
Iran's Afghan exodus;
Tehran's assassins;
The politics of Iran's water woes