By: John Monnin and Milan Yadav The Arctic region has developed into an essential strategic framework that connects environmental patterns…
By: Nandita Suri Although the United States has been an Arctic nation since purchasing Alaska in 1867, this region has…
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2016 edition of the Georgia Political Review. By Valtteri Tamminen was once the…
By William Robinson On February 12, Russia and Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire agreement brokered by Germany and France effective…
By William Robinson The Obama administration lauds the use of sanctions as a nonviolent method of correcting aggressive countries’ behaviors.…
By: William Robinson Ukraine is not the only target of Russian expansion – it was not even the first. In…
By: William Robinson The radios were silenced, victims of a radio-jammer. Estonian police officer Eston Kohver patrolled his border security…
By: Megan White & Victoria Barker The 2014 Sochi Olympics began with a bang, or, rather, an avant-garde industrial boom.…
By: Bert Thompson The international drama that has engulfed Ukraine and Russia continues into yet another month, full of…
By: Eli Scott “We need to be willing to harm ourselves to harm Russia. We’re long past the point where…
By: Michael Ingram Russian expansionism is back without a bang. Since Feb. 27, the south Ukrainian Autonomous Republic of Crimea…
By: Victoria Barker All eyes have been on Europe these past few months. Given the kick-off of the Olympic games…
By: Kathleen Wilson In November, Russia launched its squats for rides campaign at the Vystavochnaya subway station in western Moscow.…
By: Chris Lewitzke Maybe it was when Al Michaels asked millions of Americans “Do you believe in miracles?” as the…