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Vladimir Putin
What Putin Learned From Peter the Great
By Maxwell C. McGrath-Horn
Peter the Great knew the importance of naval power, and so does Vladimir Putin.
The Turkish-Russian Rapprochement
By Catherine Putz
Seven months after the downing of a Russian jet on the Turkey-Syria border, Moscow and Ankara might be moving toward normalization.
China, Russia, Mongolia Sign Long-Awaited Economic Partnership Agreement
By Peter Bittner
The below-the-radar trilateral deal could have lasting effects on the region
Is Russia's ‘Deadliest Tank’ Cheaper Than European and US Armor?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The T-14 armored platform is cheaper than Western analogs, the Russian defense industry claims.
The Poll Price of Putinism
By Casey Michel
Many of Russia's neighbors now view Moscow as their greatest threat, but approval of U.S. leadership is also at a low.
What's Behind Russia's Rapprochement With Pakistan?
By Dmitriy Frolovskiy
What does the Kremlin's emphasis on Pakistan say about the state of Russia-India ties?
Strategic Empathy: Assessing Leadership Behavior
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Zachary Shore
The New Nationalism: 'Make My Country Great Again'
By Zheng Wang
Xi's China Dream meets Trump's "Make America Great Again."
Kyrgyz President Warns of Modern Fascists in Russia
By Catherine Putz
Victory Day in Central Asia this year was a more subdued affair, with requiems instead of parades.
Why Putin Is Withdrawing (Some) Troops From Syria
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Putin’s short-term military intervention to achieve limited political aims has ostensibly succeeded.
The Russia-Kazakhstan-Turkey Triangle
By Catherine Putz
A visit and a phone call illustrate that Astana is stuck between Moscow and Ankara.
Russia and Climate Change: A Looming Threat
By Quentin Buckholz
Recent rhetoric notwithstanding, there is reason to be skeptical about Moscow's attitude to climate change.