Why Putin won’t get tough on Kadyrov
The persecution of gay people in Chechnya may point to a profound weakness in the Kremlin’s power in the republic
The persecution of gay people in Chechnya may point to a profound weakness in the Kremlin’s power in the republic
The thin margin of victory presents numerous problems for Erdogan and suggests that all is not yet lost for Turkish democracy
European states and institutions have to consider the challenges posed by Russian-based organised crime, and adopt measures to combat it
How will Russia respond to Trump’s Syria strikes?
A “Yes” vote could pave the way for a one-man regime and accelerate Turkey’s drift from Europe
This election heralds a structural transformation in Armenian politics, from a semi-presidential system to a parliamentary form of government
If we consider their potential for long-term impact, Navalny's protests differ in many ways from previous protests in Russia
The deployment of Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad has raised fears in Europe that the territory is becoming Russia's key battle-station
Contrary to recent claims, Russia's defence budget has not been slashed for 2017.
ECFR’s director Mark Leonard speaks with Soli Özel, ECFR Council Member and Professor of International Relations at Kadir Has University in Istanbul and ECFR's Vessela…