Project: Issues in the New Security Environment in the Euro-Atlantic
As international tensions mount, issues of security in the Euro-Atlantic are pushed to the forefront, especially with the demise of the INF Treaty, the effective suspension of the New START, NATO’s expansion and ramped-up military budgets of its member states.
This analytic project implemented by RIAC seeks to explore the shifts in the political and military potential of NATO’s member states to foster an objective assessment of the current situation in the Euro-Atlantic as well as predict a possible escalation or de-escalation of the political and military dimension in relations between Russia and the West.
Analytics (115)
Kiev is the most vulnerable party in any development of the situation—both radical and basic. The question is the price for all participants. The price for Ukraine will be the…
ShortIt would be a gross mistake to consider the changes to the nuclear doctrine as a response to the Ukraine crisis alone
ShortThe possibility of Lapland becoming a central NATO stronghold in Northern Europe would be a new major chapter in the alliance's “Arctic pivot”.
ShortAnalytics
Interview (4)
NATO has returned to foster a position that is much distrustful, suspicious of Russia
ShortInterview with Christopher Harper, former Director General of the NATO International Military Staff
ShortInterview
Comments (8)
One of the most important intellectual problems we face in thinking about the contributions of individual powers and regions to international politics is our failure to fully…
ShortMoscow’s demands of the United States and NATO are in fact the strategic goals of Russian policy in Europe. If Russia cannot achieve them by diplomatic means, it will resort to…
ShortBoth Russia and NATO will try to impose full responsibility for the termination of the dialogue on the other
ShortComments
Expert columns (7)
Historians will most likely conclude the ambitious U.S.-led attempt to expand a militarized NATO on the border with Russia was an ill-conceived strategic failure resulting in…
ShortThere is no way Ukraine and NATO can “win” the military confrontation against Russia, and the best-case scenario they can project is tying down Russia in an endless conflict
ShortThe newly published Space Policy may only aggravate tensions over the disputed global common
ShortExpert columns
Project Manager
Program Manager at the Russian International Affairs Council, Graduate Student at the MGIMO University
On April 3, 2024, the international multimedia press center of the Rossiya Segodnya media group hosted a roundtable discussion “NATO: 75 Years at the Forefront of Escalation,” marking the 75th anniversary of the alliance’s founding
On September 15–16, 2022, Riga Dialogue, a regular annual session of an international expert summit on Euro-Atlantic security issues, was held in a hybrid format in Riga
On June 13–16, 2022, YGLN (Younger Generation Leadership Network on Euro-Atlantic Security) held a regular annual meeting
Comments (8)
Doctor of Science, Programme Director of the Valdai Discussion Club; Academic supervisor of the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies, HSE University, RIAC Member
Academic Supervisor of the Institute of World Military Economy and Strategy at HSE University, RIAC member
Ph.D. in History, Academic Director of the Russian International Affairs Council, RIAC Member
Comments