Soviets

great-power adversary. And though he faced the rise of a peer nuclear rival in the Soviet Union, the Soviets—contra China today—were isolated from the global economy and suffered from a relatively weak defense-industrial …

a peer nuclear rival in the Soviet Union, the Soviets—contra China today—were isolated from the global …

By aligning with Russia occasionally, Egypt not only mitigates the impact of fluctuating U.S. support but also extracts concessions and benefits from both the United States and Russia.

convince Egypt to cancel the 1955 arms deal with the Soviets, but Nasser did not give up on the deal. Moreover … bloc, Egypt was increasing its dependence on the Soviets and had mortgaged a considerable part of its foreseeable … Africa, Nasser’s government moved closer to the Soviets. �e Soviet Union, in turn, used its engagement …

This report, The Russia-Ukraine War: A Study in Analytic Failure, published by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in September 2024, critiques the pre-war analytic errors that led …

warfare, sustained and directed from Moscow. The Soviets claimed that 200,000 partisans were organized into … overwhelm them with superior numbers. This is how the Soviets planned to fight NATO, and this is how the Russians …

Last week I had a short letter in the Wall Street Journal commenting on an op-ed by Journal editorial board member Collin Levy about China's repression of religious liberty. (Years …

diplomats would sometimes lament that “if only the Soviets would respect the rights contained in their Constitution …

In parallel, following the collapse of the Soviet bloc in 1989, the ‘shock therapy’ of market fundamentalism and the convic‐ tion that accession to the European Union and other communities …

Cruise and Pershing nuclear missiles should the Soviets be unwilling to dismantle their SS-20 intermediate-range …

revolution in 1979, the bases were still considered key elements of a defense of the region against the Soviets, although Iranian support was factored out. [...] The graphic, below, displays the current basing …

elements of a defense of the region against the Soviets, although Iranian support was factored out. This …

Despite the dichotomy between ideological, Soviet-era support for anti-Western regimes and interest-driven Putin-era support, there are several similarities.

similarities, identi�es the problems that the Soviets encountered in trying to pursue their policies … ties with ‘moderate’ Arab regimes,” and that the “Soviets have had their most success with” Jordan, Kuwait … and realistic goal is eroding US in�uence.” �e Soviets, of course, generally welcomed anti-Western political … Several Gulf Arab monarchies feared that the Soviets would welcome their overthrow—a fear that was exacerbated … Eastern governments sometimes feared that the Soviets were seeking to replace them with someone more …

acquiring more, and appear to face a major morale In the follow up media interviews we made it clear problem in the ADF not unrelated to the one facing the …

major powers, the army Union on 22 June 1941 the Soviets held out for four of nearly all the main combatants … folded, giving up more land to the German attackers Soviets never cracked. than they had been able to take …

Finland sees the weaponization of migration as a form of hybrid warfare and has introduced legislation to combat it.

War (waged by Finland and Germany against the Soviets following Hitler’s invasion of the Soviet Union … Molotov, was reportedly “painfully shaken” when the Soviets found Vyborg completely emp�. “Do they really take … constant thorn in relations with Moscow, with the Soviets a�empting to dictate Norwegian and Danish policy …

The cover story explores findings from the 2024 State of the American Teacher survey. Another feature explores the implications that generative artificial intelligence might have for social media manipulation.

middle of nowhere. They had intended to teach the Soviets a “bitter lesson.” It had blown up in their faces …