Dmitry Trenin

Georgy Toloraya

Mikhail Terskikh

Alexander Tevdoy-Burmuli

Natalia Tsvetkova

Stanislav Tkachenko

Ilter Turan

Evgeny Tipailov

Vyacheslav Trubnikov

Taras Tsukarev

Dmitry Trenin

Russian Federation

Research professor at the Higher School of Economics and a leading researcher at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Previous position: Director, Carnegie Moscow Center.

Materials

Opinions

Politics and Strategy

An indispensable condition for the implementation of Russia’s long-term strategy is its victory in the on-going conflict in Ukraine. The most important criterion for such a victory is a state that is guaranteed not to lead to a resumption of war after some time, writes Valdai Club expert Dmitry Trenin.

01.02.2023

Opinions

Munich Security Conference: No Cold War Yet

Medvedev did not declare a new Cold War in Munich. He diagnosed a slide into it.

17.02.2016

Opinions

Collective Security Treaty Organization: What Is Involved

The upcoming withdrawal of U.S. and NATO combat troops from Afghanistan and the handing over of security responsibilities to the Kabul government pose serious challenges to the CSTO. How can the security of Central Asia be guaranteed under the new conditions? What tools are available for this? Can the CSTO resolve domestic conflicts in the member countries (similar to the one in Kyrgyzstan in 2010)?

28.06.2012

Opinions

Dmitry Medvedev: a Constrained President

Four years of Dmitry Medvedev’s presidency were a missed opportunity in terms of modernizing the country. The President genuinely believed he could lead Russia forward on a number of axes, including political reform, judicial reform, police reform, but he mostly outlined the need for reforming those areas.

03.05.2012

Opinions

Russia: From Empire to Great Power

Russia has ceased to be an empire (a neutral term with no negative connotations). It is now seeking to assert itself and find its place in the world order as a modern great power. In this case, the term “great power” means the ability to take independent decisions at all levels, including strategic.

29.06.2011

Video

Regional Challenges and Strategic Stability. An Expert Discussion

24.04.2024

Presidential Elections in the United States. An Expert Discussion

29.02.2024

A World Without START: What’s Next? An Expert Discussion

22.03.2023

The Global Ideological and Spiritual Landscape and Russia’s Place on the New Values Map of the World. An Expert Discussion

30.06.2022