A swath of major American businesses — from major banks to utility companies — is preparing for possible cyberattacks against their computer networks as Russia on Thursday threatened “consequences” for nations that interfere with its invasion of Ukraine. Their concerns, echoed in C-suites and around Washington, follow recent warnings from the Biden administration...
Watch the recording of Russian Emigres in Berlin 1920-1940: On the Way to Creating an Independent “Russia Abroad” This lecture was recorded on June 15, 2024. One hundred years ago, our ancestors in the First Wave of Russian emigration left Russian territory, fleeing the 1917 Revolution and the Civil War that followed it. But they never abandoned being Russian or...
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sent the West searching for tools to weaken Vladimir Putin and deter Russian aggression. There’s a way to neutralize Russia, promote American energy independence, and accelerate global decarbonization all in one fell swoop: a border carbon adjustment. The United States and its allies have moved swiftly to introduce multilateral...
In the wake of russia’s massive missile attacks on Ukraine, our hearts go out to the Ukrainian people who are facing atrocities and devastation. By the fifth day of bombardment, many lives were lost, and many homes were destroyed, testing the resilience of people in Ukraine. The scenes of destruction in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and other cities are a grim reminder of the...
Watch the recording of Constantinople: The Emigration’s First Stop on the Way to Creating an Independent “Russia Abroad”. This lecture was originally broadcast live from the Café Rejans in Istanbul. Presented by Dr. Anatol Shmelev and PhD candidate Timur Saitov of SUNY Binghamton, the lecture picks up the story of the First Wave of Russian emigration as they left...