Eastern Europe

The research of the CSIS Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program together sheds light on the internal dynamics in these states, their relationships with one another, their broader foreign and security policies, and the implications of their choices and circumstances for their neighbors, the United States, and the rest of the world.

Photo: Holy See Press Office via Vatican Pool/Getty Image

Photo: Holy See Press Office via Vatican Pool/Getty Image

Russia’s Religious Persecution and Misinformation in Ukraine

Russia’s religious persecution in Ukraine against various religious groups that do not align with the Kremlin's political agenda is staggering. Please join the Center for Strategic & International Studies for a crucial discussion in order to shed light on the issue and seek practical solutions to hold Russia accountable.

Transcript — February 29, 2024

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Max Bergmann

Max Bergmann

Director, Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program and Stuart Center
Seth G. Jones

Seth G. Jones

Senior Vice President; Harold Brown Chair; and Director, International Security Program
Sean Monaghan

Sean Monaghan

Visiting Fellow, Europe, Russia and Eurasia Program

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Catalysts for Change: A New Role for Development Agencies

Join us for Careers in Development with Earl Gast. Mr. Gast will speak about his experience exploring new strategies for financing development, including public-private partnerships and innovative government programs such as Power Africa and Feed the Future. 

Event — October 22, 2015

A Year of Sanctions against Russia—Now What?

Transatlantic sanctions adopted against Russia, a strategy of hard power coercion short of the use of force, have enabled Europe and the United States, along with their allies like Canada, Japan, and Australia, to build a united response to Russia’s strategy of militarized destabilization in Ukraine.

Report by Simond de Galbert — October 1, 2015

Syria – A New Russian Asymmetric Challenge

Monday, at the United Nations, we all got to witness a rare spectacle: A set of dueling speeches delivered by Presidents Vladimir Putin and Barack Obama, each blaming the other for a chorus of world problems and each describing the geopolitical situation in starkly different terms.

Commentary by Paul N. Schwartz — September 30, 2015