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Integration, identity and imperial legacies in the post-2022 Russian diaspora

June 26, 2026

Turkish and Russian managed rivalry in Syria

June 2, 2026

🧭 The EU’s Turkish dilemma and enlargement

May 29, 2026

Why Russia is turning against Telegram

March 16, 2026

Why Russia now relies on war with Ukraine

March 2, 2026
January 23, 2026

☢️ How nuclear weapon reductions backfired for NATO 

Wannes Verstraete Russia continues to rely on its sub-strategic nuclear arsenal, and NATO is therefore hoping in vain for sub-strategic nuclear arms control negotiations. For three decades, says Wannes Verstraete, the Alliance has merely been 'waiting for Godot'  Read more
January 14, 2026

Kyiv, Caracas... Taipei? The unfolding post-exceptionalist world order

Ruairidh Brown The US capture and extraction of Venezuelan leader NicolĂĄs Maduro on 3 January 2026 was an act without precedent. But Ruairidh Brown argues that recent events in Caracas were only the second Act in an unfolding post-exceptionalist world order Read more
January 13, 2026

A just peace settlement for Ukraine remains elusive

Dennis Shen Donald Trump has recently suggested negotiators have made 'tremendous progress' on a Russia-Ukraine peace agreement. A fair and durable settlement, however, remains elusive. According to Dennis Shen, an outcome that is overly accommodating of Russia’s war aims would only deepen present global geopolitical tensions and compound fiscal and economic challenges  Read more
January 8, 2026

Trump’s version of Atlanticism mirrors Putin’s Eurasianism 

Sibei Sun The Trump administration is advancing an illiberal Atlanticism that reimagines the West in manners similar to how Putin imagines Eurasia. Sibei Sun dissects the uncanny parallels between the two geopolitical doctrines and what it all means for future transatlantic relations Read more
November 12, 2025

☢️ Moscow brandishes threats, Beijing clings to caution

Mariam Mumladze China and Russia march in unison on the global stage. Behind the choreography, however, lies a partnership of limits and unequal leverage. United in criticising Washington and trading weapons, the two countries diverge sharply on nuclear doctrine. Mariam Mumladze shows how shared opposition to the West conceals deeper strategic differences, exposing the limits of their so-called 'no-limits' partnership  Read more

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