Nurlan Aliyev holds a Ph.D. in philosophy and security studies. His research area is primarily focused on Russia’s foreign and security policy, the Arctic, post-Soviet countries, strategic studies, and asymmetric warfare. Currently he is a lecturer in the University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw. Nurlan Aliyev is the author of “Reassessing Russia’s Security Policy”. Follow him on Twitter @anurlan
Recent months saw several reports that appear to indicate Russia’s increased military activities, including non-conventional ones, in the Baltic Sea…
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Between the 1950s and the end of the 1980s, the Soviet Union and China had border disputes and were vying…
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Moscow is deploying ever more military technology to the polar region.
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In line with an instruction from President Vladimir Putin, in December 2017 the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office, in conjunction with…
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