Strengthening Russia’s Influence in International Affairs, Part II: Russia and Its Neighbors: A Sphere of Influence or a Declining Relationship?
Berls examines Russia’s relations with those living in its shadows
Strengthening Russia’s Influence in International Affairs, Part I: The Quest for Great Power Status
Berls examines Russia’s efforts to regain its influence in international affairs and pursue its quest for great power status
Survival of the Russian State: Protecting It from Foreign and Domestic Threats, Part II
Berls digs deeper into the underlying internal and external factors that influence efforts to protect Russia from foreign and domestic threats.
Survival of the Russian State: Protecting It from Foreign and Domestic Threats, Part I
Berls examines how Russians assess the complex issues of survival of Russia and the policies the leadership pursues to protect Russia from foreign and domestic threats.
Putin and Regime Survival: Part II
Berls examines internal and external factors that have affected the nature and survival of Russia’s leaders and their regimes
Putin and Regime Survival: Part I
Berls examines how Putin has succeeded for more than 20 years in balancing and controlling three essential relationships
2021 Next Generation for Biosecurity Competition: What Life Science Research Should Not Be Conducted, If Any? A Conversation with the Experts
2021 Next Generation for Biosecurity Competition: What Life Science Research Should Not Be Conducted, If Any? A Conversation with the Experts.
2021 Next Generation for Biosecurity Competition: What Life Science Research Should Not Be Conducted, If Any? A Conversation with the Experts
Leadership Groups Call on China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and United States to Jointly Reaffirm: “A Nuclear War Cannot Be Won and Must Never be Fought”
Leadership Groups spanning the globe called on the Permanent Five members of the United Nations Security Council to jointly reaffirm the principle that “a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought.”
Introduction
In 1939, Winston Churchill uttered the now-famous adage, “Russia is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.”