Russia is undergoing a new – invisible – revolution in foreign policy

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Russia is undergoing a new – invisible – revolution in foreign policy

Moscow by night. Photo by Pavel Homenko on Unsplash And it means turning its back to the West once and for all, finding itself and joining the non-West Majority World Dmitry Trenin April 23, 2024 When President Vladimir Putin, back in February 2022, launched Russia’s military operation in Ukraine, he had specific, but limited objectives […]

Dmitry Trenin: A confession from Putin suggests that the Ukraine conflict could last for years

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Dmitry Trenin: A confession from Putin suggests that the Ukraine conflict could last for years

Most likely, the fighting will continue into 2023, and quite probably beyond, until either Moscow or Kiev is exhausted, or one side claims a decisive victory Dmitry Trenin November 30, 2022 Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin commented, during a meeting with soldiers’ mothers, that he now regards the Minsk agreements of 2014 and 2015 […]

Dmitry Trenin: How Russia must reinvent itself to defeat the West’s ‘hybrid war’

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Dmitry Trenin: How Russia must reinvent itself to defeat the West’s ‘hybrid war’

Russia’s very existence is under threat. The country has to take serious measures to ensure it survives Dmitry Trenin June 6, 2022 The stand-off between Russia and the Western nations, which has been developing since 2014, escalated into an active confrontation with the start of the Russian military operation in Ukraine, back in late February. […]