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Turning Point or Dead End? Challenging the Kremlin's Narrative of Stability in Wartime

Andras Toth-Czifra ?

The Russian government expects 2024 to be a turning point in the country’s war against Ukraine. For this expectation to become reality, the Kremlin is using means of reflexive control: It projects an image of a country that has weathered Western sanctions, ramped up its economic performance, and united a society behind its leader and his goals. This strategy was confirmed by personnel changes executed after Vladimir Putin’s inauguration for a fifth presidential term.

But the Kremlin’s message masks the costly trade-offs that the Kremlin has created by choosing to pursue a long and costly war with an economic and political system that operates in increasingly tight corners.


Revisiting Orbis


Can the United States Navigate a “Network of Partnerships”?

Nikolas K. Gvosdev

Speaking at the?June 2024 Shangri-La Dialogue, ?US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin heralded the emergence of “a set of overlapping and complementary initiatives and institutions propelled by a shared vision and a shared sense of mutual obligation.” This was not not a single alliance following the 20th-century model of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, but a “new convergence” between the United States and like-minded partners.


Intern Corner


New Chapter of Cross-Strait Relations Following the 2024 Taiwanese Elections??

Maximilian Mooradian

The Democratic Progressive Party victory in the recent Taiwanese presidential elections has been met with anger from the Chinese Communist Party, while the Kuomintang success in the Legislative Yuan has been met with optimism by Beijing. How China feels about the success of the rising Taiwan’s People’s Party success in the Legislative Yuan is more of a mystery.


Podcast


Kyrgyzstan Sinks Into Authoritarianism

On this episode of Report in Short, Aaron Schwartzbaum is joined by Bruce Pannier , author of FPRI’s new report,?“Kyrgyzstan: Central Asia’s Island of Democracy Sinks Into Authoritarianism,”? to discuss how the country reversed course to join the club of authoritarian governments in the region.?


In the News


Coming to Terms with the Loss of Turkey

Aaron Stein and Nicholas Danforth -?War on the Rocks?

Don’t expect an Indo-Pacific NATO anytime soon

Connor Fiddler -?Asia Times?

Russia's Mercenary Industrial Complex in Africa

Raphael Parens and Christopher Faulkner ?-?War on the Rocks?

ROK's Yoon Signals Strength

Connor Fiddler -?Hub and Spokes?

NATO allies are defying Putin’s nuclear threats — so should Washington

Dov Zakheim -?The Hill


Event Highlights


Britain’s Futile Containment Strategy: Texan Independence and the Mexican War ?

June 4th, 2024


Taking America Back: The Conservative Movement and the Far Right

May 28th, 2024


Inside North Korea: Decoding the Enigmatic Regime

May 28th, 2024



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