Tag: Russia

Report from Poland: Ukrainian Refugees and a Tangled History

Arena Online

Grazyna Zajdow

6 Oct 2022

The Polish government immediately granted temporary rights to the refugees, giving them employment, health and education support for eighteen months.

‘Orthodoxy, Autocracy, and Nationality’: Putin’s Remaking of Imperial Russia

Arena Quarterly no.10

Roger D Markwick

Jun 2022

Russia is better viewed as a ‘subaltern Empire in a Eurocentric world’.

What Lies Beneath: The Russia–Ukraine War

Arena Online

John Hinkson

7 Apr 2022

Simplistic, black and white judgements are dominant right now, but there is good reason to think that this war may turn out to be much more than a struggle over a lily-white democratic versus autocratic principle.
"The Kurds, the Russians, and democracy in Turkey

Turkey in Syria

Arena Magazine no. 163

Christopher Houston

Dec 2019

The Kurds, the Russians, and democracy in Turkey
"The turbulent state of the Middle East

Regional Inferno

Arena Magazine no. 163

Amin Saikal

Dec 2019

The turbulent state of the Middle East
"The war the United States cannot allow to end

Syria, by Jeremy Salt

Arena Magazine no. 152

Jeremy Salt

Feb 2018

The war the United States cannot allow to end
"The October revolution in the twentieth-century political imagination

The Bolshevik Century, by Guy Rundle

Arena Magazine no. 151

Guy Rundle

Dec 2017

The October revolution in the twentieth-century political imagination
"Russia, NATO and US power

A New Cold War?, by Roger Markwick

Arena Magazine no. 143

Roger Markwick

Aug 2016

Russia, NATO and US power
"Manufactured outrage and the hypocrisy of the West

Outrage by Noam Chomsky

Arena Magazine 131

Noam Chomsky

Aug 2014

Manufactured outrage and the hypocrisy of the West
"Russian memory and Putin's larger game

Ukraine, by Damien Kingsbury

Arena Magazine 129

Damien Kingsbury

Apr 2014

Russian memory and Putin's larger game