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
Western Leaders Need to Take Tougher Stand Against Putin’s Modern Day “Fascism”
Calling the regime “authoritarian” or “hybrid” makes it look more decent than it is
Save Navalny, Stop Putin!
Navalny’s Hunger Strike and Putin’s Personal Responsibility for His Fate
The Arrest of One Governor and the True Worth of Putin’s Ratings
Penza Governor Ivan Belozertsev and the Silence After His Arrest
Repression as the Essence of Putin’s Domestic Policy
Why the Kremlin Publicizes Repression and Why It Keeps Growing
Disinformation, Euroskepticism and pro−Russian Parties in Eastern Europe
Pro-Russian parties’ voters are more Euroskeptic regardless of ideology
The Kremlin’s Influence Quarterly vol.3
Putin’s Malign Influence in Politics, Media, History, and Culture
More West in Georgia now
A New EU and U.S. Approach to Georgia and the South Caucasus
Putin and the Internet: The War Is Only Beginning
Blocking Social Media and Putin’s View of the Internet as a “CIA Project”
The West Must Not Sacrifice Human Rights for ‘Strategic Interests’ in its Relationship with Russia
A Response to Emma Ashford and Mathew Burrows’s “Reality Check #4”
The Kremlin’s Social Media Influence Inside the United States: A Moving Target
Kremlin Operations on Twitter During the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election