The Fight for Russia’s Borderlands

More attacks could see Russian, Chinese, and U.S. security involvement -- and competition -- in the Central Asian country increase.

An end to Kyiv and Moscow’s six-year conflict remains a distant prospect. But a mutual step back from the front line could at least create enough space to reopen the conversation.

If the two countries cannot reach an agreement before the current agreement expires Dec. 31, Russian gas deliveries to Europe via Ukraine could well experience interruptions.

Stratfor explains Uzbekistan's struggle to maintain internal unity while balancing against its regional neighbors and external powers.

Moscow would couple any new deployments of its intermediate-range missiles with rhetoric blaming the United States for the treaty's collapse and subsequent weapons buildups.

The U.S. national security adviser is on a tour of Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova in a bid to make inroads against the Kremlin.

With his party on course for a big win in legislative elections, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says he wants to solve the conflict in eastern Ukraine, but that'll be easier said than done.

Despite winning concessions, demonstration organizers continue to call on citizens to take to the streets of Tbilisi as a wary government weighs its next move.

The frontier state's pro-Russian and pro-EU blocs have banded together to oust a common foe, but their vastly differing foreign orientations will make them awkward partners.