As of May 7, Vladimir Putin has begun his fourth term as the President of the Russian Federation. The next six years seem poised to be pivotal, with U.S. foreign policy in flux, the world responding, and Russia redefining its roles and responsibilities.

Over the course of the last year, CSIS has hosted a strategic dialogue for U.S. and Russian experts focusing on crisis stability. The event will present the final report and summarize these discussions.

All for One, One for All is a collaborative documentary produced by filmmakers with disabilities from Russia and the United States. This collection of short films focuses on the daily lives, aspirations, and challenges of people with intellectual and physical...

The Russian military has nearly completed a substantial overhaul of its ground forces. At the core of the new concept is self-sufficiency.

This day-long event will feature expert panels discussing the past, present, and future of Georgia as the republic marks its centennial year.

In his recent address to the Federal Assembly, President Vladimir Putin touted a number of new additions to Russia’s strategic weapons arsenal. His list included a nuclear-armed autonomous torpedo, hypersonic glide vehicles, and a nuclear-powered cruise missile.

How can Western policy towards Armenia be better calibrated to advance goals of regional peace, security, and development?

The collapse of Islamic State control in Syria has been hailed in both Russia and the United States as a victory over terrorism. But the war that continues lays bare conflicting approaches to violent extremism, insurgency, and combat operations.