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Cover Page Kennan Cable No. 58

Kennan Cable No. 58: Israeli Reactions in a Soviet Moment: Reflections on the 1970 Leningrad Affair

Students at the first day of School (Day of Knowledge) in Tomsk, Russia, 2020.

Russia Claims Coronavirus Under Control, Sends Students to School

By Nina Rozhanovskaya on September 21, 2020

First page of Kennan Cable No. 57

Kennan Cable No. 57: Rethinking U.S. Policy for Russia – and for Russia’s Neighborhood

Image: Focus Ukraine 9/18/20

President Zelensky’s Personnel Problem

By Andrian Prokip on September 18, 2020

Image: Scholar Spotlight Jason Gresh

Security and Defense

Russia's Civil-Military Relations: An Interview with US Army FAO Eurasia Fellow Jason Gresh

By Jason Gresh on September 17, 2020

Kennan Institute Back-to-School Reading List

Arts and Literature

Kennan Institute Back-To-School Reading List: Fall 2020 Edition

By Oksana Antonenko on September 17, 2020

Society and Culture

KennanX Episode 10: "'You Can't Say That!' - Political Correctness, Russian-style

Image: Scholar Spotlight Gonzalo Paz

Russia's Relationship with Latin America: An Interview with George F. Kennan Fellow Gonzalo Paz

By Gonzalo Sebastián Paz on September 15, 2020

Image: Russia File 9/10/20

Russia’s Elections on September 13: A Quick Guide

By Stanislav Andreychuk on September 10, 2020

Image: Focus Ukraine 9/9/20

Key Enemies of Energy Reforms in Ukraine

By Andrian Prokip on September 9, 2020

Pioneering Spirit of AllSeas

Moscow and Berlin Re-evaluate Nord Stream 2 After Navalny Poisoning—but for Different Reasons

By Maxim Trudolyubov on September 8, 2020

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