The U.S. and Russia need to acknowledge that nuclear weapons cuts should not serve as the basis for bilateral relations.

If Moscow doesn't develop a growth strategy for the Asia-Pacific region, the current Chinese-Russian entente cordiale will surely sour.

The first major “unfreezing” of global conflicts occurred after the Soviet collapse, which led to war in Yugoslavia, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Chechnya...

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, there was a thaw in many issues that had been frozen during the Cold War. The two countries dictated terms...

The G20 has filled the void in global governance better than the UN. But it will take great effort to keep the G20 relevant.

The Kremlin might have chosen to strengthen the military despite facing no external threats as a means of showing the world that Russia is capable of developing...

The world is currently being shaken by tectonic changes almost too numerous to count: the ongoing economic crisis is accelerating the degradation...

Russia has been unbelievably lucky in its relations with foreign powers over the past 12 years. The China-driven economic boom in most of Asia triggered...

Over the past 18 months, Russia's relations with Asia have begun to improve. Dozens of protocols and agreements on new projects have been signed with...

Two years ago last month in Prague, U.S. President Barack Obama put forward his visionary idea of a world free of nuclear weapons. A year ago, a new...