Explaining the War and Re-educating the Liberal: The New Canon of Pro-War Cinema

Andrey Pertsev on whether it makes sense to listen to insider information from Russia’s elite

Mihaela Vata on why Russia’s new brand rankings are easier to trust as a map of corporate prominence than as prices

Denis Cenusa on how Moscow’s disinformation and energy leverage aim to keep Vučić in power and Serbia from becoming ‘another Hungary'

Alexey Uvarov on how the EU’s sanctions against Russian businessmen work

Anton Barbashin on how the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), a useful but secondary Eurasian forum for Moscow, became an important platform

Vakhtang Partsvania on how U.S. sanctions relief gives Russia breathing room, weakens the credibility of sanctions threats to third countries, and exposes the limits of the EU’s ability to apply pressure on its own

Gustavo Pessoa examines how the war in Ukraine made Russia a more important supplier for Brazil without turning a narrow, commodity-based relationship into an alliance

Dmitry Kamyshenko on Russian propaganda films about the war in Ukraine