Politics
A close look at the inner workings of authoritarian power in Russia and beyond, and the forces that could one day transform it: how the Kremlin holds and wields power, why the democratic opposition endures, and what a genuine political renewal would take
Conceptualizing Malign Influence of Putin’s Russia in Europe
Areas, Operators and Vulnerabilities in the Context of Political Warfare
Examining Russia’s constitutional reforms: An interview with Prof. Ben Noble
Putin’s January 15 Proposals and Russia’s Path After 2024
Structure of Putin’s Elite in 2020
Putin’s System of Governing and the 2020 Constitutional Amendments
Georgia at a Crossroads
The 2020 Elections, the Kremlin’s Campaigns, and the Anaklia Port
How the KGB Compensated for Perestroika
The KGB’s Recruitment of Foreigners Inside the Soviet Union
Putin is Panicking
Vladimir Milov on the Constitutional Reform and the Government’s Resignation
The New Constitution of the Old President
The Kremlin’s New “Social Contract” and the Problem of 2024
Putin drops a bomb. Or does he?
Constitutional Reform, the Government’s Resignation, and a “Citizens’ Vote”
The Overview of Relationships of Council of Europe and Russia
From the 2014 Suspension to the 2019 Reinstatement of Russia’s Delegation
The Kremlin’s Hostages: Victories, Difficulties and New Challenges
Free Russia House discussion in Kyiv on Ukrainian political prisoners