To Unmask Russian Gray Zone Tactics, Label Wagner a Terrorist Group
August 24th marked the assumed demise of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the chief of the Wagner mercenary group who led a mutiny march on Moscow in June. The plane crash, likely a result of Russian air defenses,...
View ArticleThe Russian Paradox at the Heart of U.S.-Vietnam Relations
President Joe Biden’s visit to Vietnam this September harkened in a new era of American-Vietnamese relations, as Vietnam designed its relationship with the United States as a “comprehensive strategic...
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The Implications of Russia’s Decline in its “Near Abroad”
Thirty years of conflict concluded in Nagorno-Karabakh last month as Azerbaijan took over the semi-independent region. Armenia and Azerbaijan’s northern neighbor, Russia, historically kept the conflict...
View ArticleThe Importance and Future of U.S.-Russia Cooperation
In November of 1983, the American military exercise Able Archer 83 almost commenced a nuclear apocalypse. Unbeknownst to the Americans, Soviet intelligence and leadership believed the exercises were a...
View ArticleTo Counter Russian Disinformation, Innovate American Public Diplomacy
Last week, videos of prominent American celebrities such as Elijah Wood and Mike Tyson surfaced describing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a drug-addicted neo-Nazi—except these videos were...
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