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Briefing Papers

Has Putin rejected Trump’s Ukraine peace plan?

Putin resists de-escalation in Ukraine, signalling distrust of Trump’s plan and betting on waning US support by mid-summer

NEST Centre
NEST Centre
Briefing Papers

The Murmansk Message: Moscow’s Bid to Reshape Global Order

Putin’s Murmansk speech signals a bid to reshape global order — reviving spheres of influence and sidelining universal norms

NEST Centre
NEST Centre
Briefing Papers

The Black Sea Initiative: an unbalanced outcome

Black Sea talks yield an uneven outcome. While framed as mutual restraint, the arrangement strengthens Russia’s position without imposing meaningful limits on its actions

NEST Centre
NEST Centre
Briefing Papers

Russian-American negotiations: the Kremlin’s crossroads

Putin seeks negotiations on his terms while using conflict to weaken the West. A ceasefire remains distant, but the Kremlin aims to maximise its leverage

NEST Centre
NEST Centre
New Eurasian Strategies Centre

Based in London and Washington, D.C., NEST Centre brings together the best expertise on Russia and the surrounding region. Its mission is to identify the forces shaping Russia’s long-term future, analyse their impact and develop strategies to bring about peaceful and positive development of the country

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Reports

Turkey and the War in Ukraine: How Has Ankara’s Foreign Policy Changed Since February 2022?

Turkey has been balancing between Moscow and Kyiv but now faces growing challenges. As tensions rise, will it maintain neutrality or reshape its regional role?

Ruslan Suleymanov
Ruslan Suleymanov
Briefing Papers

Have Western Sanctions Against Russia Been Effective?

Western sanctions against Russia have had mixed results, hitting finance and technology but failing to halt the war or isolate Russia due to global loopholes

Sergey Aleksashenko
Sergey Aleksashenko
Reports

Mistress of the Seas: What’s New in the Kremlin’s Geostrategic Ambitions and Priorities

Russia’s maritime ambitions face setbacks as logistical and financial challenges hinder progress on key projects, such as the Northern Sea Route 
John LoughVladimir PastukhovNikolai Petrov
John Lough, Vladimir Pastukhov, Nikolai Petrov

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