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Tag Archives: Russia

Belarus national reinvention leaves little room for Russia

  February 3, 2021 Uncategorized
Belarusian protestors hold a banner showing the faces of Vladimir Putin and Alyaksandr Lukashenka

The juxtaposition of Lukashenka’s tight embrace of Putin with Tsikhanouskaya’s public gratitude toward Nauseda symbolizes an ongoing struggle for Belarusian political identity. Continue reading

Tagged   Belarus, Blog, Lukashenka, Nobel Peace Prize, Russia, Svyatlana Tskihanouskaya

Taking It To The Streets: Confronting the Putin-Lukashenka Axis

  January 29, 2021 Uncategorized
Four images show protest in Belarus, protests in Russia, Alyaksandr Lukashenka, and Vladimir Putin

Protestors in Russia and Belarus unite behind their common goals to confront corruption and end political oppression. Continue reading

Tagged   Alyaksandr Lukashenka, authoritarian, Belarus, democracy, dictator, Lukashenka, Podcast, post-Soviet, protest, protests, putin, Russia, Soviet, unrest, Vladimir Putin

Protest mood spreads from Belarus to Russia as calls grow for post-Soviet change

  January 27, 2021 Uncategorized
A man standing in a large crowd holds an image of Alexei Navalny.

The simultaneous unrest in Russia and Belarus tightly binds the fates of Vladimir Putin and Alyaksandr Lukashenka. Continue reading

Tagged   Atlantic Council, Belarus, Blog, Brian Whitmore, Lukashenka, protestors, protests, putin, Russia

Navalny vs. Putin

  January 22, 2021 Uncategorized
Alexei Navalny challenges Vladimir Putin

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is once again behind bars. How much danger is he in, and how much trouble can he cause for Putin’s regime while detained? Continue reading

Tagged   Alexei Navalny, arrest, assassination, Boris Nemtsov, news, Podcast, politics, putin, Russia, russian affairs, Russian opposition, Vladimir Putin

Navalny’s Homecoming

  January 15, 2021 Uncategorized
A man with short hair in a dark coat stares into the distance. His background is the flag of Russia.

Alexei Navalny returns to Russia just five months after surviving an assassination attempt by the Kremlin. Continue reading

Tagged   Alexei Navalny, assassination, assassination attempt, Brian Whitmore, Konstantin Eggert, Maria Snegovaya, navalny, Podcast, politics, putin, Russia, Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin has nothing but bad options in Belarus

  January 13, 2021 Uncategorized
Vladimir Putin stands in front of Alexander Lukashenka

If Putin replaces Lukashenka, he risks confirming the idea that a post-Soviet leader can be toppled by a social uprising. Continue reading

Tagged   Alexander Lukashenko, Belarus, Blog, Brian Whitmore, democracy, Lukashenka, Lukashenko, putin, Russia, Vladimir Putin

The Great Hack

  December 23, 2020 Uncategorized
A blurry, dark computer screen shows lines of computer code.

A stealthy cyber-attack allowed Russian hackers to spend months collecting information from numerous U.S. government agencies. Continue reading

Tagged   Brian Whitmore, cyber attack, cyber security, David Venable, espionage, hack, hackers, John Sipher, national security agency, Podcast, power vertical, Russia, Russia hack, Russian, spies

Ukraine’s Third Revolution

  December 18, 2020 Uncategorized
A crowd gathers in the streets of Kyiv, Ukraine.

Ukraine’s struggle for democracy continues in the midst of its most challenging revolution since independence. Continue reading

Tagged   Biden, Biden administration, Brian Whitmore, Joe Biden, news, Oleksiy Honcharuk, Podcast, politics, revolution, Russia, Ukraine

Uncharted Waters

  December 11, 2020 Uncategorized
The White House in Washington, D.C.

President-elect Joseph R. Biden will inherit a rocky relationship with Moscow. Continue reading

Tagged   adversary, Biden, Biden administration, Boris Yeltsin, Brian Whitmore, enemy, future, Joe Biden, Michael Carpenter, news, Obama administration, Penn Biden Center, Podcast, politics, Russia, U.S.-Russia relations, United States-Russia relations, Vladimir Putin

The Looking-Glass War

  December 4, 2020 Uncategorized
An anonymous hacker in a dark hooded sweatshirt stands behind a wall of digital code.

The Kremlin’s shadowy, looking-glass war on the truth, on facts, and on Western institutions continues. Continue reading

Tagged   anonymous, Brian Whitmore, CIA, Clint Watts, disinformation, FBI, hackers, John Sipher, Kremlin, malign, malign influence, news, Podcast, political war, politics, power vertical, Russia, trolls
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