
The Economy of Intermediation and Its Limits: How the War in Ukraine Has Reshaped Russia-Georgia Relations
Vakhtang Partsvania on how the war in Ukraine has forged a new model of economic ties between Russia and Georgia










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Lulling the Discontented: How the Authorities Are “Drying Out” the 2026 ElectionsKsenia Smolyakova sums up the first weeks of the Duma campaign
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The Limits of Russian Influence in Latin AmericaVladimir Rouvinski on how Russia’s strategy in Venezuela and the region changed after 2022
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What Decolonization?Dan Storyev on Russia’s Enduring Dominance in Central Asia
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Iran and Russia: An Incomplete Alliance with Unclear ProspectsNikita Smagin on Russia-Iran relations after 2022
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China and Russia: An Alliance Without ObligationsAlexey Chigadaev on Russia-China relations after 2022
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The Return Narrative: How Russia Legitimizes OccupationMaksym Panchokha on the work of Russian Military Historical Society in occupied Ukraine
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How Ukraine’s Campaign Against Refineries Is Reshaping Russia’s War EconomyVakhtang Partsvania explains how Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries are turning oil refining into the weakest link in Russia’s war economy
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Trump and Russian Multipolarity: Weighing the Pros and ConsAnton Barbashin on the upsides and downsides of Trump’s presidency for the Kremlin
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Vakhtang Partsvania Economist, Professor of Management at Caucasus University
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Vladimir (Ze’ev) Khanin Professor of Political Studies and the Head of the Post-Soviet Conflicts Research Program at the BESA Center for Strategic Studies, Bar-Ilan University, Israel
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Ruslan Suleymanov Middle East expert, NEST Centre Associate Fellow
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Denis Cenusa Political analyst, associated expert at Eastern Europe Studies Centre (Lithuania) and Expert-Grup (Moldova)
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Oleg Loginov Economic Journalist











