Russia

 Now is the time for U.S. policymakers to rethink how America conducts information warfare and develop strategies to prioritize influence and psychological operations against adversarial, authoritarian states.

Despite its heavy losses, Russia has not only replenished casualties but also increased the total number of troops fighting against Ukraine.  

The geopolitics of gas may be shifting again as the United States and Russia revisit LNG sanctions, Nord Stream 2 revival, pipeline transit deals, and potential joint projects. Over the...

Who could blame Russian consumers for being skittish about purchasing vehicles that can’t handle the cold?

Despite local advances, the Russian military is struggling to maintain its offensive operations after almost one full year on the attack.

If its imperial vision isn’t decisively defeated, any peace agreement with Russia over Ukraine is guaranteed to be merely temporary.

Kyiv’s military is now operating in the Russian Belgorod Oblast; despite this, Russia refused America’s proposed thirty-day ceasefire.

Moscow has already made clear that it regards the Ukraine War as an existential conflict for its future. The Kremlin will stop at nothing to achieve victory—even if it means...

Thus far in the conflict, the Russian Aerospace Forces and the Russian Navy have had vastly different experiences.

Although Russia would like people to think that it is fighting alone in Ukraine, the Russian military relies on foreign military aid to a far greater degree than is usually...

Have Western attempts to weaken Russia over the last three years been effective?

Last year, the Russian forces lost over 400,000 men in the fighting. But they managed to replace losses on an almost one-to-one ratio.