CSIS Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program

CSIS Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program

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The CSIS Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program produces forward-looking analyses on transatlantic relations & political developments across Europe, Russia, & Eurasia.

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NOW | Join @erep.csis.org, in partnership with the British Embassy and RUSI, for a conversation with UK Secretary of State for Defence Wes Streeting to explore how the U.S. and the UK can adapt to a changing security landscape. Watch the live stream: https://bit.ly/4BehH4W

youtube.comThe Future of U.S.-UK Defense Cooperation with UK Secretary of Defence Wes StreetingYouTube video by Center for Strategic & International Studies

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CSIS Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program reposted

CSIS Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program reposted

Today, @erep.csis.org & the CSIS Energy Security & Climate Change Program launch the Powering Forward Initiative (PFI) with the @gmfus.bsky.social. This five-year research project will explore Europe’s growing role in global energy policy & transatlantic relations. More: bit.ly/47wSRzh

bit.lyPowering Forward Initiative | CSISThe Powering Forward Initiative explores Europe's evolving role as an economic and geopolitical actor at the intersection of energy, security, and technology.

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"Russia’s defense industrial base is likely to remain on a wartime footing even if the fighting in Ukraine stops, whereas Western defense industries are unlikely to mobilize comparably until a major conflict is already underway," write @erep.csis.org experts. More: https://bit.ly/4feHiQP

bit.lyRebuilding to Reconquer: Can Russia’s Defense Firms Deliver?After four years of war, Russia’s defense industrial base has significantly reshaped, creating an asymmetric threat to NATO: It can rapidly scale production of weapons proven on the battlefield, combi...

France’s new “forward deterrence” concept can strengthen Europe's security, but only if Paris coordinates carefully with NATO allies. New analysis by Astrid Chevreuil + Jim Stokes outlines a path to strengthen, not split, the architecture of European deterrence. 🔗: www.csis.org/analysis/arc...

csis.orgThe Archipelago and the Umbrella: Harmonizing French and NATO Nuclear DeterrenceFrance’s new “forward deterrence” concept can strengthen European security, but only if Paris coordinates carefully with NATO allies to avoid fragmented signaling, friction over basing, and political ...

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Happy to share our latest Russian Roulette with Pavel Talankin, the Russian schoolteacher behind Oscar-winning Mr. Nobody Against Putin. He joins us to discuss filming inside a provincial Russian school as Putin’s war transformed the classroom - and the propaganda system in education. @erep.csis.org

csis.orgRussia's Classrooms Face Putin’s Propaganda Machine | Russian Roulette | CSIS PodcastsMaria Snegovaya sits down with Pavel Talankin –– a Russian schoolteacher who became an unlikely lens into the Russian propaganda machine.

The Pentagon’s Europe Force Posture Review marks an important milestone in NATO’s transition to a European-led model of conventional defense. Dr. Jon Burchell explores what this reallocation of responsibilities could mean for European security. Full analysis below: www.csis.org/analysis/eur...

csis.orgThe Europe Force Posture Review and the Transition to NATO 3.0The Europe Force Posture Review marks a pivotal moment in NATO's evolution. The ultimate challenge is whether European allies can close critical capability gaps during the transition while preserving ...

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Discussion of our latest report, based on the first in-depth study of five major Russian defense firms w/@maxbergmann.bsky.social and @sambendett.bsky.social. We explore Russia's post-2022 defense-industrial transformation, battlefield adaptation,& long-term implications for NATO. @erep.csis.org

youtube.comRebuilding to Reconquer: Can Russia’s Defense Firms Deliver? | Russian Roulette LiveYouTube video by Center for Strategic & International Studies

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On the newest #RussianRoulette, I spoke with U.S. Marine and volunteer Ukrainian soldier Nate Vance, also Vice President JD Vance’s cousin, about combat on the front lines, Ukrainian and Russian tactics, how the war has changed, and what Western policymakers get wrong. @erep.csis.org

csis.orgHow Ukraine Fights: Reflections from the Front Lines feat. Nate Vance | Russian Roulette | CSIS PodcastsMaria Snegovaya sits down with Nate Vance —a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who enlisted in the Ukrainian Armed Forces after the 2022 invasion — to discuss Ukrainian and Russian military tactics, life as a...

Nate Vance –– a former U.S. Marine who enlisted in the Ukrainian Armed Forces –– joined @msnegovaya.bsky.social to explore how unique tactics, military culture, and the lingering impact of Soviet history continue to shape the war in Ukraine. New #RussianRoulette: www.youtube.com/watch?v=L02_...

youtube.comHow Ukraine Fights: Reflections from the Front Lines feat. Nate VanceYouTube video by Center for Strategic & International Studies

"The Kremlin’s response has rested on three pillars: mobilizing underutilized domestic labor, expanding prison labor, and increasing labor migration. Each proves to be either insufficient or self-defeating," write @msnegovaya.bsky.social & @sambendett.bsky.social Full piece in @foreignpolicy.com 👇

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Our new piece in @foreignpolicy.com w/@sambendett.bsky.social: Russia faces an acute labor shortage. Each Kremlin solution (from younger workers and prison labor to increased migration) comes with constraints and costs and the issue is likely to get worse over time. foreignpolicy.com/2026/08/03/r...

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In @nytimes.com I write about Russia's global struggle to outlast the West. About Russia's ardent admirers, opportunistic enablers, and improbable resistors and victims. The essay is adapted from WE SHALL OUTLAST THEM, my forthcoming book, out Aug 4 @wwnorton.com www.nytimes.com/2026/07/22/o...

nytimes.comOpinion | Russia Will Not Yield (Gift Article)A journey around the globe showed the country’s relentless adaptation.