Dmitri Trenin
Dmitri Trenin is Director of the Carnegie Moscow Center.
There is no question that Russia will pay a price for its actions in Ukraine. The question for the US and its allies is whether exacting that price will come with a price of its own.
Parallel to the Sochi Olympics, another contest is already underway between the terrorists who seek to disrupt the games, or at least mar the atmosphere surrounding them, and the forces of the Russian… read more
Twenty years after the loss of its twentieth-century empire, Russia is ready to move toward a new kind of integration with its ex-provinces. This is not a threat; rather, economic integration is a tes… read more
Russian has reversed its foreign-policy course in recent months, a change marked by important overtures to the West in general, and efforts to improve relations with the US in particular. In the face o… read more
To dismiss Dmitri Medvedev as a mere puppet of Vladimir Putin, or, on the contrary, to focus on minor differences between them as signs of a looming split, is misleading and wrong. The two men need ea… read more
