If You Want Peace, Prepare for Peace
Olga Irisova on the possible reconciliation of the West and Russia, the cessation of information confrontation and the attendant difficulties that scenario might bring
What does the future hold for relations among Russia, Europe and the United States
Russia-West in 2028: Counter Terrorism as a Path to Rapprochement?
Scenario: The year is 2028. For a decade and a half, Russia has been in a state of frosty confrontation with the West. Putin’s departure...
Hungary and Russia in the (post) Putin Era
Modern Hungarian-Russian relations can be neatly summed up by the phrase “in the right place, at the right time”
Russia and the West in a Balkan Deadlock
The Balkans remains a site of confrontation between Russia and the West — here’s why it will stay that way for the foreseeable future
What are the consequences of Prague’s friendship with the Kremlin?
Cooperation with Russia is shaking the constitutional system of the Czech Republic
Russians’ Changing Attitudes to the USA
While Russian public opinion regards the US as a rival power, it simultaneously recognises the commonalities between Russian and American aspirations
Poland and Russia: A Conflict of Incompatible Identities
One of the main reasons for the Polish-Russian relations crisis are fundamentally incompatible identities of the two countries’ political elites.
The Middle East after the US’s Withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear Deal
What are the consequences of the American withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Action Plan, and what do they mean for the region and all interested parties?
Belarus and Russia: On the Evolution of a “Hybrid Union”
Four key scenarios for the further development of bilateral relations
Scenario 2028: Russia’s Foreign Policy
The year is 2028. The multipolar world has arrived. The Western-led multilateral order has given way to different centers of power and influence, notably the United States, India, Brazil, a more autonomous European Union, and an ever-closer axis of autocracy between Russia and China