Transit cannot be halted

Tatyana Lanshina and Alexey Uvarov discuss how gas transit continues during wartime and the implications for Europe’s energy market

The interests of Ukraine and the Russian opposition: Complex relations without false contradictions

Alexey Uvarov’s response to Aleksandar Djokic’s article ‘Russia's Opposition and The Ukrainian Government: Divergent Interests?'

Memory and Democracy: Rethinking Key Dates in Russian History

Alexey Uvarov discusses the commemorative dates that can be invoked to shape a democratic narrative in future Russia

The Unfulfilled Promise of Russia’s 1991 Constitution

Jeff Hawn and Alexey Uvarov explore the drafting of the Russian Constitution in the 1990s, contrasting democratic aspirations with centralized power

Shadow of the Republic

Alexey Uvarov explains how Putin's autocracy continues to celebrate the fall of the communist dictatorship

The Just and the Guilty: The Tragedy of 1993 and the Problem of the «Good Guys»

Alexey Uvarov on the different parties in the 1993 political crisis and their responsibility for its bloody outcome

Ukraine and Russia: Relations symbolically dismantled

Alexey Uvarov discusses the destruction of the post-Soviet diplomatic legacy in Russia-Ukraine relations

A Valve That Cannot Be Shut Off

Alexey Uvarov on the gas transit termination in the Russia-Ukraine standoff in 2022−2023

«White» Russia and Ukraine: from Denikin to the Russian Volunteer Corps

Alexey Uvarov explores the role of symbols and ideology of the White movement in the Russian-Ukrainian confrontation

The heavy legacy of the Soviet regime

Alexey Uvarov analyses Russia and Ukraine’s disputes over Soviet succession