Andrei Tsyganov

Also by Andrei Tsyganov

• March 15, 2024

  How Decades Of Power Shaped Putin's Brain

  President Vladimir Putin is poised to extend his decades-long rule over Russia in the country's March 15-17 election. The new six-year term would be Putin's fifth in office. Speaking with Current Time, leading psychiatrists discuss how excessive power can impact brain functioning.

• October 29, 2009

  Working With Russia To Prevent Eurasian Collapse

  The Eurasian region continues to disintegrate, and neither Russia nor the West has been able to arrest the destabilizing dynamics. The West's attempts to secure and stabilize Eurasia after the end of the Cold War must be recognized as a failure.

• May 15, 2009

  Preventing New Crimean War

  It is time to learn lessons from the Russia-Georgia conflict by transforming the existing system of security in Europe and Eurasia. Elements of a new system should include the mutual renunciation of force as a method for solving separatist disputes and a moratorium on the expansion of NATO.

• February 28, 2009

  Asymmetrical Expectations In Washington And Moscow

  To prevent yet another clash in the two countries' mutual perceptions, Washington should learn to understand the limitations of additional military deployments and act in close consultation with Moscow and other key actors in the region.

• December 10, 2008

  A New Framework To Improve U.S.-Russia Relations

  U.S. President-elect Barack Obama has much work ahead of him if he seeks a better dialogue with Russia, says Russian analyst Andrei Tsygankov. The dominant thinking in Washington, the power of anti-Russian interests groups, and the existing system of decision-making do not favor an improvement of relations with Russia.

• August 27, 2008

  West Must Make Up For Mistakes On Russia

  Western states must accept that they have ignored Russia for too long and propose a constructive international agenda to remedy this miscalculation.