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Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies: Ambassadorial Docuseries

(Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies) The Ambassadorial Series is a one-of-a-kind docuseries featuring in-depth interviews with eight of the living former U.S. ambassadors to Russia and the Soviet Union. Jack F. Matlock |…

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Statement on Andrew Kuchins

It is with alarm that we have been monitoring what strongly appears to be an effort to smear one of Kyrgyzstan’s leading academic institutions, the Bishkek-based American University of Central…

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COVID-19 in Eurasia: PONARS Eurasia Policy Perspectives

In a new curated e-book of policy memos, PONARS Eurasia experts address the impact of COVID-19 in Eurasia. Table of Contents Part I. Facing the Unknown: Post-Soviet Responses to COVID-19Post-Soviet…

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PONARS Eurasia Online Academy: Grassroots Nationalist Movements in Russia

Authored by Marlene Laruelle, “Grassroots Nationalism in Contemporary Russia,” is an educational video in a new series designed to provide succinct overviews of policy-relevant research and contemporary scholarship on Russia…

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New Book: Is Russia Fascist? Unraveling Propaganda East and West

In Is Russia Fascist?, Marlene Laruelle argues that the charge of “fascism” has become a strategic narrative of the current world order. Vladimir Putin’s regime has increasingly been accused of embracing fascism,…

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PONARS Eurasia Online Academy: Russia’s Policy in the Arctic

Authored by Marlene Laruelle and featuring Mathieu Boulègue, “Russia’s Policy in the Arctic” is an educational video in a new series designed to provide succinct overviews of policy-relevant research and…

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Podvig: The value of New START is largely that it keeps the lines of communication open and it is the place for dialogue

(WVTF Radio/NPR) When President-elect Joe Biden is sworn into office next month, he will have to deal with some very urgent business with Russian President Vladimir Putin. As NPR’s Lucian Kim…

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Dec. 4: Shaping a Usable Past: Memory Wars in Russia and Central Europe

Shaping a Usable Past: Memory Wars in Russia and Central Europe Presented as a part of PONARS Eurasia Fridays, an online event series featuring expert discussions on current events in…

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Dubovyk: Nobody on Biden’s shortlist for Secretary of State would have been bad news for Ukraine

(Atlantic Council blog) Volodymyr Dubovyk, Associate Professor, Odesa Mechnikov National University: Nobody on President-elect Joe Biden’s shortlist for Secretary of State would have been bad news for Ukraine, including Susan Rice, who wasn’t…

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Twigg: Russia has placed experts in key positions, part of Russia’s strategy of building global health leadership, even pre-Trump

(Moscow Times) In May, as Russia was tentatively emerging from a nationwide lockdown and clocking up near-record numbers of new infections, Russian officials began mounting an aggressive public campaign to present…

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