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Cognitive Warfare Through Reflexive Control Strategy In Georgia

Nino Tsikhelashvili

2 days ago
13 min

Cognitive Warfare Through Reflexive Control Strategy In Georgia

The modern military operating landscape could be described as a dynamic, complex, multi-domain system.

Neo-Eurasianism In The Baltics During An Age Of Russian Expansionism

Cameron McMillan

Sep 7
19 min

Neo-Eurasianism In The Baltics During An Age Of Russian Expansionism

Much of the analysis of Russian war aims and motivations in Ukraine has pointed to the Russian ruling elite’s expansionism and imperialism.

Dermot Nolan

Apr 23
3 min

Near Abroad

Throughout the book, Toal firmly demonstrates how physical geography and history factor in present-day regional politics.

State Your Case: The European Union Needs To Embrace Realism Before It's Too Late

Velina Tchakarova and Jozef Hrabina

Mar 9
12 min

State Your Case: The European Union Needs To Embrace Realism Before It's Too Late

While significant progress has been made in the EU's strategy, it still lags behind other relevant geopolitical actors.

The European Union’s Failed Acceptance Of Serbia’s Eastern Reckoning

Lana Pedisic

Jan 19
18 min

The European Union’s Failed Acceptance Of Serbia’s Eastern Reckoning

Serbia, an EU candidate state since 2012, benefits from EU visa liberalisation, trade, and integration support.

Ukraine, The Budapest Memorandum And The Question Of Nuclear "Inheritance"

Dermot Nolan

Jan 2
20 min

Ukraine, The Budapest Memorandum And The Question Of Nuclear "Inheritance"

Following the end of the Cold War, the states of the former Soviet Union were host to a vast array of nuclear weapons.

Technological Hype Of New Nuclear Delivery Systems – The Neglect Of The Concept Of Deterrence

Severin Pleyer

Dec 26, 2022
16 min

Technological Hype Of New Nuclear Delivery Systems – The Neglect Of The Concept Of Deterrence

The analysis of novel Russian nuclear delivery systems is currently tainted by a serious misreading of deterrence theory.

Russia-China's Information Warfare In A Changing Global Order

Kashif Anwar

Nov 28, 2022
17 min

Russia-China's Information Warfare In A Changing Global Order

With the advancement of ICT, states worldwide use it not only to better their people's living standards, but also as a tool of statecraft.

Russian Arctic Strategy And NATO Enlargement: Perceived Challenges And Possible Responses

Marko Filijovic

Nov 14, 2022
26 min

Russian Arctic Strategy And NATO Enlargement: Perceived Challenges And Possible Responses

Sweden and Finland have decided to join NATO, announcing a change in the existing geopolitical matrix in Europe and the Arctic region.

From Arctic Power To Arctic Leader? Russia's High North Strategy

Suprita Suman

Sep 26, 2022
18 min

From Arctic Power To Arctic Leader? Russia's High North Strategy

Unlike Russia in the Arctic region, the US enjoys the support of most Arctic states. However, Russia owns a huge territory in the Arctic.

The Underwhelming Performance Of Russian Land Forces Electronic Warfare - Watt Happened?

Thomas Withington

Aug 18, 2022
18 min

The Underwhelming Performance Of Russian Land Forces Electronic Warfare - Watt Happened?

Spearheaded by the army, the land element saw Russia’s largest ever combat deployment of Electronic Warfare (EW) systems.

Analyzing Russia’s War Crimes: A Brief Study Of International Law

Saloni Sarda, Pratik Karmakar and Shreya Kumari

Jul 28, 2022
20 min

Analyzing Russia’s War Crimes: A Brief Study Of International Law

The present piece illustrates the ongoing conflict between the Russian Federation and the Ukrainian Republic over territorial claims.

Russia's Position On Iran's Nuclear File In Light Of The Ukrainian War

Raméz El-Shishy

Jul 14, 2022
6 min

Russia's Position On Iran's Nuclear File In Light Of The Ukrainian War

Russia's position on Iran's nuclear issue is a unique case in highlighting the nature of Russia's foreign policy toward Iran.

Iran And The Ukraine War - Maintaining The ‘Look To The East’

Javad Heiran-Nia

Apr 28, 2022
14 min

Iran And The Ukraine War - Maintaining The ‘Look To The East’

The reaction of Ebrahim Raisi's government to the Ukraine war should be examined in the context of Iran's “look to the East” policy.

A Résumé Of Russia's Foreign Policy Strategies And A Look To The Future

Alessandro Fanetti

Apr 7, 2022
10 min

A Résumé Of Russia's Foreign Policy Strategies And A Look To The Future

The Russian Federation of the New Millennium is, as well-defined by the well-known scholar John H. Mackinder, the "Heartland" of the planet.

When Lightning Fails To Strike: Russia’s Failure To Secure Decisive Victory In Ukraine

Dermot Nolan

Mar 31, 2022
15 min

When Lightning Fails To Strike: Russia’s Failure To Secure Decisive Victory In Ukraine

Initial setbacks in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has exposed both Russian weaknesses and Ukrainian strengths.

Did China Know Russia Would Invade Ukraine?

Dale Aluf

Mar 21, 2022
7 min

Did China Know Russia Would Invade Ukraine?

Russia’s war with Ukraine has put China in an uncomfortable position. It now faces three irreconcilable choices.

The 2020 Russian Peacekeeping Or The Questionable Irrelevance Of A Radar Station

Botakoz Kazbek

Mar 14, 2022
6 min

The 2020 Russian Peacekeeping Or The Questionable Irrelevance Of A Radar Station

The 2020 Nagorny Karabakh War sparked a lively debate among analysts because of the involved actors and the used technologies.

Reminiscing On The Cuban Missile Crisis In Light Of Ukraine

Ayşe Selcan Akın

Mar 7, 2022
7 min

Reminiscing On The Cuban Missile Crisis In Light Of Ukraine

The Ukraine crisis, which continues to leave its mark on the world agenda, has transformed into another dimension with Russia’s invasion.

Vahram Abadjian

Feb 24, 2022
19 min

President Putin’s Four Points

This article analyses President Putin’s 2021 Valdai speech to clarify the motivations behind Russian authorities’ strategic decision-making.

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