China and Russia Are Quietly Building a NATO Rival
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization also had a summit this month, and the authoritarian leaders showed their geopolitical designs. By Retired
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Will Putin be enough for a LONG WAR? Trump’s plan for Ukraine. What will happen to the war in November
By Evgeny Kiselev, featuring Pavel Luzin, Visiting Scholar at the Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program Political scientist Pavel Luzin from
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Russia’s vast stocks of Soviet-era weaponry are running out
It may have to scale back its offensive in Ukraine. By Pavel Luzin, Visiting Scholar of the Russia and Eurasia
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Putin Is Crushing the Arctic Ice While the US Is Barely Afloat
Russia is building up combat power in the polar region, and NATO needs a plan to counter him. By Fletcher Dean Emeritus
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A make-or-break week in Washington has the world on pins and needles
By Tara Sonenshine, Senior Nonresident Fellow at The Fletcher School There are many make-or-break moments unfolding in the nation’s capital
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The Dubious Future of Russia’s Proposed Orbital Station
By Pavel Luzin, Visiting Scholar of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School Executive Summary: Key Roscosmos executives
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Foreign Agent Interview
Featuring Maxim Krupskiy, Former Visiting Scholar of the Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program, for The Advocates for Human Rights An
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Armenia and Azerbaijan: Peace and Beyond
By Tim Potier, Senior Fellow at the Center for International Law and Governance at The Fletcher School The second Karabakh
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The Strange Future After a Second Trump Term
The dollar will decline, Europe will rise, and Asia will nuclearize. By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at The
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Ukraine War Has NATO Lagging on the Other Big Threat: AI
The alliance is turning 75, getting a new secretary general and facing a host of rising problems coming out of
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