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Getting U.S.-Russia Policy Right

Despite the current focus on the U.S.-China rivalry, U.S.-Russian relations are of no less consequence for America’s national interest and global peace and security. The two nuclear superpowers remai…

August 17, 2020

Belarus
Putin and Belarus: Five Reasons Not to Save Lukashenko

Vladimir Putin is no fan of democracy movements in Russia’s neighborhood, but trying to turn off the protests in Belarus will be risky.

In Brief by Stephen Sestanovich Europe Program

December 16, 2021

Ukraine
Tensions at the Border: Ukraine, Russia, and the West

Panelists discuss the massing of Russian troops and escalating tensions at the Ukraine-Russia border, as well as potential diplomatic and military responses for the United States and NATO.

Play Ukrainain seviceman attends a military drills near Urzuf village not far from the city of Mariupol, eastern Ukraine on November 29, 2018.
Virtual Event by Thomas Graham, Michael Kofman, Hanna Shelest, and Susan B. Glasser Europe Program

April 14, 2014

Ukraine
Can Moscow Step Back From Ukraine?

The situation in Ukraine will continue to unravel unless Russia comes to planned diplomatic talks in Geneva this week with options for defusing the crisis, says expert Steven Pifer.

Interview by Steven Pifer and Bernard Gwertzman

July 23, 2014

Russia
What MH17 Means for Russia

The focus of the EU and U.S. response should go beyond the passenger jet downing and address broader concerns about Russia’s policies toward Ukraine, says CFR’s Stephen Sestanovich.

Interview by Stephen Sestanovich and Bernard Gwertzman