• 03 February 2018, 17:11
  Kseniya Kirillova
  US Treasury's "Kremlin list": will Putin's regime collapse as a result?
  Will the US "name-and-shame" list of Russian oligarchs force Moscow to change policy at the risk of potential extra sanctions?
• 19 July 2017, 16:51
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Do Russian protests stand a chance?
  The analysis of protest sentiments shows a social explosion in Russia is only possible when tyranny and deprivation affect all - almost all Russians without exception. 
• 15 June 2017, 16:50
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Russia Day as a symbol of propaganda schizophrenia
  After Putin called the Soviet collapse “the biggest geopolitical catastrophe” and the Russian propaganda has for years used the images of the Soviet past, it is getting increasingly more difficult to fit Russia Day into the general narrative…
• 16 May 2017, 18:18
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Washington can become first US state to recognize Holodomor as genocide of Ukrainian people
  Currently, Day of Holodomor Victims has been officially proclaimed by the legislative bodies of several states, including California but, according to Ukraine's honorary consul to…
• 23 April 2017, 20:58
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Conflict with North Korea may be Trump's red herring, the author of "Blowing Up Russia" says
  There is a simple agreement between Trump and Putin. Trump does not criticise Putin, the latter has done its best to make the former the US president, whom he expects to undermine NATO and lift sanctions.
• 20 February 2017, 23:19
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Russia's interest in Libya
  While US President Donald Trump is doing its best to prove that Russia is going to become a "reliable partner" of the USA in its fight against Islamic State, increasingly more experts…
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• 15 February 2017, 21:03
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Does Flynn's resignation mean the White House is "ridding" of Kremlin clout?
  President Trump's former adviser Michael Flynn is neither the only nor the most important link between the new US administration and the Kremlin. A tough fight seems to be starting within the American establishment to expose any contacts with…
• 23 January 2017, 13:06
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Kremlin bait for "Great Serbia". What is happening in the Balkans?
  The Kremlin's failed attempt to stage a coup in Montenegro last year is obviously not the last one. The president of the Serb republic announced his intention to revise the state borders of at least four countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina,…
• 09 January 2017, 16:53
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Strength and weakness of Russian special services
  Because of the spying allegations raging around the US election, many seem to think that the Russian special services are top professionals who are overall invincible. However alongside "victories", Moscow has been observed to suffer a number…
• 29 November 2016, 23:43
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Serbian nationalists on Moscow's service
  Moscow relies on radical nationalists all over the world, not only in Europe but also in the USA. However, one should admit that Russia was quite effective in using Serbs in its operations.
• 04 November 2016, 22:47
  Kseniya Kirillova
  Russian networks in Bulgaria
  Bulgaria follows the Russian model, in which the "new nobility" formed by post-communist oligarchs and led by Vladimir Putin is a continuation of the old system. All key positions in the country, including Prime Minister Boyko Borisov…