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1801. Russia/MEA politics: Desert bear

1804. US/Russia politics: Never-ending story

1808. Russia politics: Republic of fear

1811. Russia/Sweden politics: The putative Mr Putilov

1814. Russia politics: Badgering the Witnesses

1816. Turkey/Russia politics: Brothers in arms

1818. The Plutonium Disposition Management Agreement: Russia’s Withdrawal and the Possible Consequences

1819. Tolerating the “Intolerable Partner:” Once Shunned, Bulgaria’s United Patriots Joins the Governing Coalition

1820. Birds of a Feather: As Viktor Orbán’s Cronies Unload on President Trump, Orbán Sidles Up to President Putin

1821. Russia’s Evolving South Caucasus Policy Security Concerns amid Ethno-political Conflicts

1822. Russia’s Active Campaign in Ukraine

1823. Russia’s Unrelenting Attacks On Syrian Civilians

1824. Political Relations Between Turkey and Georgia in the Post-Soviet Era

1825. Assessing Russian Impact on the Western Balkan Countries’ EU Accession: Cases of Croatia and Serbia

1826. From Eastward Pivot to Greater Eurasia

1827. Russia’s Position on Territorial Conflicts in East Asia

1828. Global Peaceful Change and Accommodation of Rising Powers: A Scholarly Perspective

1829. Borders of the Central Asian countries under the international law

1830. Ethnicity and ethnicities Part II

1831. Russian direction in the paradiplomacy of Polish local governments

1832. A 100-million-dollar fine for Russia's doping policy? A billion-dollar penalty would be more correct!

1833. Honing Cyber Attribution

1834. End Times Diplomacy at the UN?

1835. The Authoritarian Roots of Russian Expansionism

1836. Feeling “at Home”: Mechanisms of Social Selection and Homogenization in St. Petersburgian Music Clubs and DJ Bars | « Être comme chez soi » Mécanismes de tri et homogénéisation sociale dans les clubs et bars DJ de Saint-Pétersbourg

1837. A Conservative’s Prescriptive Policy Checklist: U.S. Foreign Policies in the Next Four Years to Shape a New World Order

1838. Arctic Imperatives: Reinforcing U.S. Strategy on America’s Fourth Coast

1839. Policy and Legislative Challenges to Non-Discrimination, Minority Protection and Diversity Issues in Ukraine

1840. Radicalization Among Muslim Minorities and State Response to Terrorism : Comparative Analysis of Britain and Russia

1841. Beyond NORAD and Modernization to North American Defence Evolution

1842. Between Russia and the West: Belarus as a Challenge for European Stability and Security

1843. A Russian Perspective on the Impact of Sanctions

1844. The Impact of Chinese National Identity on Sino-Russian Relations

1845. A Way Ahead With Russia

1846. International Affairs

1848. Relations Between Russia and Europe: No Simple Solutions in Sight

1849. Diplomatic Experience That Never Fades

1850. Russia/Syria politics: The withdrawal that wasn't

1851. Russia: Political and institutional effectiveness

1853. Russia: Political forces at a glance

1855. Russia politics: United Russia, divided Putin

1856. Russia: Key figures

1857. Europe politics: "Brexit" would push Europe back into crisis

1858. Nuclear Arms Control Choices for the Next Administration

1859. After The Jarabulus Offensive: How Far Will Turkey Shift Its Syria Policy?

1860. Back from the Brink Toward Restraint and Dialogue between Russia and the West

1861. Donald Trump and US-Russian relations Geopolitical Bromance or Business-as-Usual?

1862. With Trump, US-China relations are no longer business as usual China may stand to gain from a Trump presidency

1863. NEIGHBOURING AN UNPREDICTABLE RUSSIA Implications for Finland

1864. State-led Nationalism In Today's Russia: Uniting The People with Conservative Values?

1865. Russia's 2016 Duma Elections: Ambiguous triumph and new challenges for the regime

1866. Evaluating Western Sanctions on Russia

1867. US And Russia: Insecurity and Mistrust Shape Mutual Perceptions

1868. A Few Words on Real Russia

1869. Vyacheslav Volodin to head CSTO Parliamentary Assembly. Some thoughts on popular roots of political support

1870. Beyond the confrontation. Interview with Edward Luttwak

1871. Less is Better in US-Russian Relations Today

1872. Overcoming Babylon

1873. Primakov Readings

1874. Russophrenia: western elites ignore their own citizens’ anger and blame Russia instead

1875. The Russian Gambit In Syria

1876. Russia’s Asia Pivot: Engaging the Russian Far East, China and Southeast Asia

1877. Selected Essays on the Transition to a New Nuclear Order

1878. NATO’s Future: A Tale of Three Summits

1879. The Eastern Question: Russia, the West and Europe’s Grey Zone

1880. La Turquie face aux réfugiés syriens : entre engagement humanitaire et instrumentalisation politique (Turkey Hosting Syrian Refugees: Between Humanitarian Commitment and Political Instrumentalisation)

1881. Regards sur l’Eurasie - L’année politique 2015

1882. Old Times on the Soviet Desk

1883. Dealing with the authoritarian resurgence

1884. Iranian Attitudes in Advance of the Parliamentary Elections: Economics, Politics, and Foreign Affairs

1885. Clouds of Suspicion: Airspace Arrangements, Escalation, and Discord in U.S./NATO-Russian Relations

1886. The Dispatch (Spring 2016)

1887. The Dispatch (Winter 2016)

1888. The Return of Geopolitics to Southeast Europe

1889. Emerging European Security Challenges

1890. Europe Today and What's Next

1891. Beyond Propaganda: Soviet Active Measures in Putin’s Russia

1892. The Threats and Challenges of a Multipolar World: A Ukraine Crisis Case Study

1893. Torn Asunder from Within: Ukraine and the Lessons for Global Security

1894. ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ Investments: Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Ukrainian Commanders but Were Afraid to Ask

1895. Hybrid Warfare and the Changing Character of Conflict

1896. Making Sense of Hybrid Warfare

1897. Non-State Actors in the Russo-Ukrainian War

1898. Cyber Operations and Gray Zones: Challenges for NATO

1899. A Changing Security Paradigm. New Roles for New Actors – The Russian Approach

1900. Wandering decarbonization: the BRIC countries as conservative climate powers