Poutine: L’hégémonie inébranlable Lauren Naniche Feb 16, 2020 Avec déjà vingt ans à son compte, Poutine achèvera son mandat en 2024, et ne pourra pas se représenter dans les…
Why Gorbachev is one of the Most Important Leaders of the 20th Century Elizabeth Franceschini Dec 16, 2019 On November 1st, the Yan P. Lin Centre, in collaboration with the McGill Department of Languages, Literatures, and…
Secular Policy, Ecclesiastical Practice: Church and State in Putin’s Russia Jordan Royt Nov 20, 2019 While the Russian Orthodox Church claims its separation from political affairs, it remains a dominant policy…
Poutine Au Venezuela: Vers Une Nouvelle Syrie? Lauren Naniche May 6, 2019 Le Venezuela se trouve embarqué au coeur d’une crise politique sans précédent depuis le début de l’année. La…
Un nouveau round pour les tensions russo-ukrainiennes Lauren Naniche Mar 15, 2019 Le 25 novembre 2018, le détroit de Kertch a été agité par des affrontements entre des navires militaires russes et…
The Cold War 2.0: Reigniting the Arms Race Dil Bola Mar 6, 2019 From the end of the Second World War to the end of the Soviet Union, the world was thrown into a seemingly…
Syria’s Marshallah Plan Sarie Khalid Feb 22, 2019 The Assad regime has survived the Syrian civil war. ISIS is defeated. Arab Spring-era resistance groups like the…
The Ukrainian-Russian Church Split: Christian Schism 2.0 Elizabeth Franceschini Feb 4, 2019 "While the church split has been praised by Ukrainian government officials and nationalists alike, many have spoken…
Moscow’s Urbanist Authoritarianism Nikita Buchko Feb 4, 2019 Moscow's recent urban mega-projects and municipal works have transformed it into a welcoming and bright metropolis.…
Known Unknowns: Israeli Power and Russian Permission in Syria Sarah Farb Jan 27, 2019 In the most recent flare-up between Israel and Iran in Syria, Russia said everything about its dubious relationship…