
The SCO after 2022: Russian Ambitions and Reality
Anton Barbashin on how the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), a useful but secondary Eurasian forum for Moscow, became an important platform










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Linear RussiaKsenia Smolyakova on how the Russia authorities got the result they wanted in the State Duma election
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Repression Around Russia’s Duma Election: What the Data ShowsDenis Shedov, Daniil Beilinson, and Eilish Hart on how the Kremlin used the State Duma election as a disciplinary tool
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Seven mistakes in analyzing data from Russia — and how to avoid themDmytro Voronenko on how official Russian numbers are "rebuilt"
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Fear and Rumors in the KremlinAndrey Pertsev on whether it makes sense to listen to insider information from Russia’s elite
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What Russia’s Brand Numbers Can and Can’t Tell YouMihaela Vata on why Russia’s new brand rankings are easier to trust as a map of corporate prominence than as prices
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Russian stakes in Serbia’s elections: ‘coloured revolution’ narrative versus ‘balancing act’Denis Cenusa on how Moscow’s disinformation and energy leverage aim to keep Vučić in power and Serbia from becoming ‘another Hungary'
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Sanctions Without IncentivesAlexey Uvarov on how the EU’s sanctions against Russian businessmen work
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The SCO after 2022: Russian Ambitions and RealityAnton Barbashin on how the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), a useful but secondary Eurasian forum for Moscow, became an important platform
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Anton Barbashin Editorial director at Riddle Russia, political analyst
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Denis Cenusa Political analyst, associated expert at Eastern Europe Studies Centre (Lithuania)
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Alexey Uvarov Political scientist, historian. Member of the Editorial Board at Riddle Russia
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Mihaela Vata Security & Intelligence Expert
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Dmytro Voronenko Independent researcher. Publisher of incidence.world, a quantitative panel on the limits of Russian endurance in a war of attrition











