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From January 24 to 29, Latvian representatives were scheduled to visit Russia under the auspices of the long-standing Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Arms Control Inspectio...

Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian officials told Newsweek of their concern over Russia massing its troops and its planned military exercises Belarus.

Russia invaded Georgia in 2008 and thirteen years later “nearly 300,000 Georgians are still displaced from their homes,” US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Thursday.

Such inspections are designed to verify information on troops, military equipment and deployment plans

The Transatlantic Security Initiative advances a new understanding for policymakers regarding how emerging technologies should factor into forthcoming arms control regimes.

As the tensions ratchet up, our experts parse through the details, signals, and developments to distill what this moment means for Europe and beyond.

As the tensions ratchet up, our experts parse through the details, signals, and developments to distill what this moment means for Europe and beyond.

Via Teleconference 1:11 P.M. EST MODERATOR:  Hi, everyone.  Good afternoon.  And thanks for joining us on a Saturday.  Today's

The Biden administration Saturday issued new warnings to Russia if the country invades Ukraine, but also detailed offers the White House is prepared to

Policymakers in Moscow, Washington, and European capitals might have second thoughts about their current fractured and self-absorbed way of defining and addressing the Ukrainian crisis.