Russia never looked like a simple nation-state. It began as an empire and remained a multi-ethnic world long after the empire fell. The Soviet Union tried to manage this reality with promises of equality, strict central control, and a complicated … Continue reading How Russia Managed Its Ethnic Problem in the Soviet Era And How Putin Handles It Today
Europe’s confidence in Russian non-aggression stems from historical logic and reliance on NATO, but this belief may be precarious. Despite high anti-Russian sentiment, many Europeans remain unprepared for possible conflict. The illusion of interdependence persists, even as military readiness declines. Europe’s peace is contingent on active vigilance and preparedness. Continue reading Why Europe Believes Russia Will Never Attack
Europe’s confidence in Russian non-aggression stems from historical logic and reliance on NATO, but this belief may be precarious. Despite high anti-Russian sentiment, many Europeans remain unprepared for possible conflict. The illusion of interdependence persists, even as military readiness declines. Europe’s peace is contingent on active vigilance and preparedness. Continue reading Why Europe Still Thinks Russia Will Not Attack
