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5 Years of War in Ukraine
Since the beginning of the Ukraine conflict in 2014, an estimated 13,000 people have been killed, and millions more have…
Browsing: Russia and Central Asia
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The Expanded CFIUS Will Likely Cause More Economic Damage Than It Prevents
The United States has long served as a beacon for the values of free trade and open markets. Now, however,…
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Desperate Times: The Death of Stalin and Putin’s Election
In January, two days before its slated release, the Ministry of Culture pulled the “The Death of Stalin,” a new…
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Pharma 2020: Russia’s Road to Self-Sufficiency
Self-Sufficiency in the Modern World Today’s world does not easily lend itself to self-sufficiency. Take, for instance,…
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A Modern Red Scare
As it pertains to the supposed relationship between Russia and Team Trump, and especially between Russia and President Trump himself,…
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Delusion and Denial: Gender and Domestic Violence in Russia
If President Putin signs it into law, a new piece of Russian legislation will soon relax the punishment for domestic…
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Putin Overplayed His Hand
In 1953, the Jackson Committee, a committee appointed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower to “evaluate the government’s information and related…
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Russian Electoral Interference and US Hypocrisy
Since Donald Trump’s surprising (depressing?) election victory, even more attention has been focused on Russian interference in the US election.…
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Geopolitik Episode 1: Eurasia and the Idea of Geopolitics
Welcome, listeners, to Geopolitik with Jack Anderson and Luke Phillips, a Glimpse From the Globe original podcast airing this Fall, 2016.…
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Kissinger’s Putin
There’s a particular kind of foreign policy scholar who takes after the Kissinger brand of world systems and Great Man…
