The post-Paris spirit of détente on global terrorism has proven short-lived.

The disputed Kuril Islands have a key role in Putin’s vision of an empowered Russia.

For strategic and economic reasons, Japan is truly the preferred Russian partner in Asia.

Interventions by the United States and Russia are achieving the opposite of their intended effect in the Middle East.

The days of the "Bill and Boris Show" in US-Russian relations are long gone, and it's high time that US policymakers took note.

According to the US State Department, over 90% of Russian airstrikes so far have not targeted ISIS.

Recent moves in Syria afford Putin even more leverage over EU governments reeling from the refugee crisis.

A mix of cooperation and disagreement prevails as the Russian military wades into the mire of the Syrian civil war.

France’s unsold Mistral-class ships have found a buyer in Cairo.

Sino-Russian cooperation is a marriage of convenience, one that masks the serious disagreements which would come to light should geopolitical circumstances change.