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Europeans and Americans are failing to coordinate their Russia policies. At a time when the old world order is disappearing fast, their loss of …


Trump’s provocations and bullying grab the headlines. But there are also structural factors causing transatlantic tension.


Germany’s government has endorsed imports of liquid natural gas for the first time—but not because of Russia and Nord Stream 2.


The war in eastern Ukraine entered its fifth year this spring and shows no signs of ending. The Minsk agreement should lead to a …


Political, ethnic, and cultural tensions have taken center stage this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.


It’s long been clear who will win Russia’s presidential election. But the campaign is laying bare the flaws within the system Vladimir Putin has …


Relations between the West and Russia are at their lowest point in more than thirty years. Change will only come with new leadership in the Kremlin.


The 1967 Harmel Report is as relevant as ever for NATO’s strategic thinking.


The Russian hashtag #protivvsekh, or “against everyone,” is Ksenia Sobchak’s presidential campaign slogan. But it seems everyone is against the controversial reality TV diva, …


The Russian government is taking new steps to monitor citizens online.


How RT, Sputnik & Co. portray Germany and Europe.


What lies behind the US-German spat over new Russian sanctions affecting the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project?


Former Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin has proposed a radical overhaul of Russia’s economy. Chances of implementation are slim.


What the results of a recent poll tell about re-Stalinization in post-Soviet Russia.


The Russian government is using “reconciliation” to avoid real discussion of the past.


Why some in Germany and Europe are stuck in geopolitics of the past.