Blar i NUPI Research Online på emneord "Russia and Eurasia"
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Bastionforsvaret og Russlands militærmakt. Et utdatert trusselbilde?
(NUPI Policy Brief;2021-2, Research report, 2021)Russlands potensielle etablering av Bastionforsvaret er forankret i inneværende langtidsplan (LTP) som Forsvarets dimensjonerende scenario for en eventuell stormaktskonflikt. Kombinasjonen av våpenteknologisk utvikling og ... -
The Energy Union and security-of-gas supply
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Explaining Russian reactions to increased NATO military presence
(NUPI Policy Brief;2019-16, Research report, 2019)Ever since NATO’s enlargement process began, Russia has voiced concerns for the impact of a greater NATO military presence near the Russian border for its national security. While the signing of the 1997 NATO–Russia Founding ... -
The Far Right Honeytrap: Georgian Media and the Mediagenic Far Right
(GIP Policy Paper;, Research report, 2020)The recent wave of far-right mobilization across the globe, including Georgia, naturally attracts wide media attention. Although the interrelation of the media and the far right, especially in the Georgian context, remains ... -
Gazprom vs. other Russian gas producers: The evolution of the Russian gas sector
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Geir Flikke: Russlands rebeller: Protest og reaksjon i Putins Russland (2011-2020)
(Journal article, 2021)Basert på en gjennomgang av et omfattende kildemateriale beskriver Geir Flikke hvordan Aleksej Navalnyj gradvis har bygget seg opp til å bli en av den russiske opposisjonens fremste profiler, en prosess som kulminerer med ... -
Georgia elections: Georgian Dream still at the helm
(NUPI Policy Brief;2016-36, Research report, 2016)Contrary to expectations that the election results would necessitate a new coalition government, the recent parliamentary elections in Georgia have secured a constitutional majority for the Georgian Dream. This is evidence ... -
The Georgian far right and the post-election crisis
(Journal article, 2021)This article examines the role of the far right in political polarisation in Georgia. Polarisation has been a constant feature of Georgian politics, reaching new levels after the 2020 parliamentary elections. On the one ... -
Georgia’s Europeanization challenged from within: Domestic foreign policy discourses and increasing polarization
(NUPI Policy Brief;2021-03, Research report, 2021)Georgia`s foreign policy, especially the implementation of international agreements, is best understood in the context of domestic contestation among alternative foreign policy views. • Nativist views exert increasing ... -
Iceland’s Relations with its Regional Powers: Alignment with the EU-US sanctions on Russia
(NUPI Working Paper;874, Research report, 2017)The paper examines the Icelandic government’s consideration to withdraw its support for the sanctions against Russia over Ukraine in 2015. The consideration came as a surprise to many since Iceland in the past has habitually ... -
Identification and physical disconnect in Russian foreign policy: Georgia as a Western proxy once again?
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2022)Evolving official Russian identifications of Georgia amount to a dangerous securitisation of this small neighbour – achieved through a focus not on Georgia itself but on Western engagement in the region. With the long ... -
Measuring Russia’s attention to Europe and the world
(NUPI Research Paper;2020-08, Research report, 2020)Based on a mapping of mentions of country names in more than 30,000 Russian official speeches, press conferences, meeting transcripts, and official statements, this brief provides insights into changes to Russia’s engagement ... -
Missiles, Vessels and Active Defence What Potential Threat Do the Russian Armed Forces Represent?
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2020)In 2019, Russia’s Chief of the General Staff, Valery Gerasimov, presented a ‘strategy of active defence’, a possible prelude to the forthcoming Russian military doctrine. This article examines this strategy with particular ... -
Presidentvalget i Hviterussland: Kan vi se begynnelsen på slutten for Europas siste diktatur?
(Journal article, 2020)Denne artikkelen som er publisert som bidrag til Den norske Atlanterhavskomite serie Ukens analyse ser på det nylig avholdte presidentvalget i Hviterussland, og diskuterer om vi er i ferd med å se begynnelsen på slutten ... -
Public opinion in Putin’s Russia. The public sphere, opinion climate and ‘authoritarian bias’
(NUPI Working Paper;878, Working paper, 2017)Russian public opinion polls regularly report approval ratings of 84% to 86% for President Vladimir Putin – but can we trust those figures? This question has come to the fore after the events of 2014. Although Putin’s ... -
Putin’s Ancien Régime
(NUPI Working Paper;892, Research report, 2020)After 20 years with Vladimir Putin in power, Putin’s Russia is becoming an ancien régime. The gap between Russia’s aspirations for a significant global role, and its ability and capacity to sustain such a role (always a ... -
Renewable energy and geopolitics: A review
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2020)This article reviews the literature on the geopolitics of renewable energy. It finds that while the roots of this literature can be traced back to the 1970s and 1980s, most of it has been published from 2010 onwards. The ... -
Right-wing Populism in Associated Countries: A Challenge for Democracy
(GIP Policy Paper;24, Research report, 2021)This policy paper provides a structured comparative analysis of the nationalist populist actors, discourses and strategies in three Associated [1] Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries – Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. It ... -
Rosneft’s offshore partnerships: the re-opening of the Russian petroleum frontier?
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2013)During an intense period of only 14 months, from June 2010 to August 2011, six major cooperation agreements between oil companies were announced in Russia. Almost all of these partnerships involved offshore projects, with ... -
Russia and China in Central Asia
(NUPI Policy Brief;2015-26, Research report, 2015)Over the last three years, Russia and China have increased their engagement in Central Asia in response to NATO’s withdrawal from Afghanistan. Moscow has deepened its security cooperation with the Central Asian states with ...