Sino-Russian Relations in Central and Eastern Europe
Reports
Information Bedlam: Russian and Chinese Information Operations During Covid-19
Countering Russian and Chinese information operations will require a full-scale approach across the transatlantic space
The CEPA Military Mobility Project
Moving Mountains for Europe’s Defense
Military Mobility Project Appendix 1: Nordic-Baltic Route
Anticipating a Changing Geostrategic Environment
Military Mobility Project Appendix 2: Suwałki Corridor
NATO’s Achilles’ Heel
Military Mobility Project Appendix 3: Focşani Gate
Key Terrain in NATO’s Southeastern Region
Military Mobility Appendix 4: Western Balkans
Europe’s Soft Underbelly
Military Mobility Appendix 5: Mediterranean
A Potential EU Peacekeeping Mission
The Serbia-Kosovo Dialogue: Ripe for Resolution?
The United States and Europe must invest more to help Belgrade and Pristina find common ground
What Can We Do About Poland and Hungary?
What’s gone wrong, why it matters, where it’s heading, and what to do about it
The Evolution of Russian Hybrid Warfare: Executive Summary
“Chaos strategy through hybrid, multi-vector warfare is here to stay.”
The Evolution of Russian Hybrid Warfare: Ukraine
“The primary goal of Russia’s military operations at this stage is to keep Ukrainians demoralized and stressed from the ever-present threat of ramped-up aggression.”
The Evolution of Russian Hybrid Warfare: Estonia
“The Kremlin’s efforts against Estonia are focused primarily on the country’s less-integrated Russian speakers and Estonia’s highly digitalized society.”
The Evolution of Russian Hybrid Warfare: United Kingdom
“Russia’s main strategic priority for the U.K. can be summarized as cultivating an atmosphere conducive to increasing Russia’s influence there — whether in absolute or relative terms.”
The Evolution of Russian Hybrid Warfare: EU/NATO
“The Russian leadership’s ability to achieve its goals — regime security and great power status through weakening the EU and NATO — comes from its power of destruction rather than its power of attraction.”
The Evolution of Russian Hybrid Warfare: Conclusion
“Geopolitical competition will look less like a cold war and more like a constant barrage of violent episodes, low-threshold probes of Western readiness, and strategic deception and obfuscation of targets and intentions.”
The Black Sea … or a Black Hole?
“What happens in the Black Sea doesn’t stay in the Black Sea”
Red Dragon on the Black Sea
Understanding the security consequences of Chinese involvement in Georgian infrastructure
A Transatlantic Effort to Take on China Starts with Technology
Only unity on tech policy can keep democracies’ competitive edge.
A China Strategy
In an era of geopolitical competition, the West — the U.S.-led countries of the transatlantic alliance and their East Asian allies — lacks a strategy for dealing with its most formidable competitor: the People’s Republic of China
Countering Russian and Chinese Cyber-Aggression
Prospects for transatlantic cooperation
Democratic Offense Against Disinformation
The United States and Europe must now pivot from defense to offense to address the disinformation challenge.
The Future of Belarus
A ‘velvet,’ but not ‘color,’ revolution heralds dramatic change in the medium term.
Russia’s Assets and Liabilities in Belarus
Belarus represents a testing ground for Putin and a potentially dangerous harbinger of things to come.
An Agenda for NATO’s Next Generation
To survive the next 70 years, NATO must do what it has always done — adapt.
Russian Youth and Civic Engagement
Unlike their elders whose grievances were largely economic, young Russians, “Putin’s generation”, want political change in Russia.
One Flank, One Threat, One Presence
A Strategy for NATO’s Eastern Flank
Modernizing Russia Project
Over the last decade, the Kremlin’s policies have consistently traded Russia’s economic development for Russia’s great-power status.
Until Something Moves
Reinforcing the Baltic Region in Crisis and War
A Risky Case
Nord Stream 2’s Energy Charter Treaty Litigation
Strengthening NATO’s Eastern Flank
A Strategy for Baltic-Black Sea Coherence
Will Belarus Choose the West?
Prospects for Democracy in Minsk
Cyberwarfare and Critical Infrastructure
Assessing the New Threat Facing the Baltic States and the NATO Alliance
Poland’s Role in Securing NATO’s Eastern Flank
Military Mobility and the Central Transportation Hub
From Opportunity to Threat
The Pernicious Effects of China’s Belt and Road Initiative on Western Balkan-EU Integration
Nord Stream 2
A Pipeline Dividing Europe?
Revising the Theory of Hybrid War
Lessons From Ukraine
China’s Approaching Troubles
How Should The West Respond?
The Latin American Front
Russian Propaganda in Venezuela and Western Responses
Chaos as a Strategy
Putin’s “Promethean” Gamble
Unfinished Business
Why and How the U.S. Should Establish a Permanent Military Presence on NATO’s Eastern Flank
Of Suitors And Scoundrels
Russia, the West, and the Limits of Geopolitics in Serbia
The Tale Of Two Chinas
Improving the Dialogue on Chinese Investment in Europe
Bolstering Baltic Defense
Deterrence Through International Support
Poland: Security and Foreign Policy Priorities
2018 Title VIII CEE Area Studies Brief
Targeting 2%
The Logistics of a More Sophisticated Approach to Burden-Sharing
Putin’s Dark Ecosystem
Graft, Gangsters, and Active Measures
Tension At The Top
The impact of sanctions on Russia’s poles of power
Securing the Suwałki Corridor
Strategy, Statecraft, Deterrence, and Defense
Europe and Nord Stream 2
Myths, Reality, and the Way Forward