Rebecca Batley 14 March 2022
Patriarch Kirill’s full embracing of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is fuelling an outright rebellion among priests and bishops – not just in Ukraine.
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- Seán Golden 11 March 2022A joint statement on “limitless friendship” between Russia and China looks old after just one month, as Beijing reconsiders its geopolitical stance in light of its dearest foreign policy princples. An analysis by Prof. Sean Golden
- 4 March 2022A dramatic testimony and warning to Europe from Kyiv
- Gaetano Pentassuglia 3 March 2022Putin’s particular blend of civic and ethnic nationalism that has driven his expansionist territorial claims have no basis in international law and within Russia itself.
- Branko Milanovic 28 February 2022The “history lesson” which laid the theoretical ground for it all, analysed by prof. Branko Milanovic
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- Lorenzo Berardi 25 February 2022The Russian invasion of Ukraine is likely to accelerate an already unfolding process: the de facto dissolution of the Visegrád Group.
- Nataliya Gumenyuk 14 February 2022For young Ukrainians, Russia represents authoritarianism and corruption, and Ukraine democratic and liberal values. Can they find an ally in Russian youth, wonders jounralist Nataliya Gumeniuk?
- Alexander J. Motyl 14 February 2022The muscular fight around Ukraine’s possible accession to NATO is largely an artifiicial one, argues prof. Alexander Motyl.
- Frank E. Sysyn 14 February 2022Russia’s refusal to accept the post-1989 regional settlement is cultural and religious just as much as political, explains prof. Frank Sysyn.
