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Tag Archives: Russia

The View From Ukraine

  February 4, 2022 Uncategorized

More than 100,000 Russian troops continue to encircle Ukraine and as Moscow begins shipping supplies of blood and plasma to the front, war fears are very much in the air. Continue reading

Tagged   european union, kleptocracy, news, Podcast, politics, putin, Russia, Ukraine

While the world watches Ukraine, Putin is quietly occupying Belarus

  February 2, 2022 Uncategorized

Russian troops continue to pour into Belarus, with many taking up positions along the country’s 1000km southern border with Ukraine. Continue reading

Tagged   Belarus, Blog, military occupation, news, politics, Russia

Putin’s War At Home

  January 28, 2022 Uncategorized

As Vladimir Putin continues his brinkmanship, how much popular and elite support does he really have to start a war? Do Russians have any idea what is coming if he does? And how might they react? Continue reading

Tagged   europe, Kremlin, news, Podcast, politics, putin, Russia, Sanctions, War

Belarus joins Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine and the West

  January 26, 2022 Uncategorized

If Russia proceeds with its threatened invasion of Ukraine, it is increasingly clear that Alyaksandr Lukashenka’s autocratic regime in neighboring Belarus will also need to be viewed as a full combatant in the war. Continue reading

Tagged   Belarus, Blog, news, politics, Russia, Ukraine

The Gathering Storm

  January 21, 2022 Uncategorized

Brian Whitmore speaks with defense analyst Michael Kofman of the CNA Corporation about what a Russian re-invasion of Ukraine might look like Continue reading

Tagged   news, Podcast, politics, putin, Russia, Ukraine

Ukraine faces mounting encirclement as Russian troops enter Belarus

  January 19, 2022 Uncategorized

From military deployments to cyber attacks, Belarus is now clearly a full participant in Russia’s escalating campaign against Ukraine. Continue reading

Tagged   Belarus, Blog, military, news, politics, Russia, Ukraine

Kazakhstan’s Crisis and Russia’s Agenda

  January 14, 2022 Uncategorized

The Kazakh uprising was sparked by a rise in fuel prices, but many observers say its root cause is a power struggle between the current president, Toqaev, and his predecessor, Nursultan Nazerbayev.  Continue reading

Tagged   Kazakhstan, Nazerbayev, news, Podcast, politics, putin, Russia, Toqaev, unrest

Soviet Reunion in the Air as USSR Centenary Approaches

  January 12, 2022 Uncategorized

Anniversaries play an outsized political role in Vladimir Putin’s Russia and much of the former Soviet space. Pay close attention to this one. Continue reading

Tagged   anniversary, Blog, centenary, Kremlin, news, politics, putin, Russia

Putin’s Imperial Gambit

  January 7, 2022 Uncategorized

Power Vertical tackles the topic of disunity in the West as the world enters what would have been the centennial anniversary of the Soviet Union. Continue reading

Tagged   Disunity, Estonia, news, Podcast, politics, putin, Russia, Soviet Centennial, Ukraine

Putin’s Pick for Belarus Ambassador Reveals Russia’s Imperial Agenda

  January 5, 2022 Uncategorized

Russian ambassadors to Belarus haven’t exactly enjoyed a lot of job security lately and further change appears to be imminent. If confirmed, the coming appointment would underline Belarus’s growing importance in Moscow’s strategic thinking. Continue reading

Tagged   Belarus, Blog, Kremlin, news, politics, putin, Russia
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