Russia was ridiculed at the start of the war. Two years on, it has reasons to be confident
because of the massive uncertainty over the level of Western assistance and aid," James Nixey, head of the Russia and Eurasia ...
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Two Years On From Russia's Invasion, Is Ukraine Now Losing The War?
James Nixey, director of Chatham House’s Russia and Eurasia programme, described 2024 as “the most difficult year” Ukraine has faced so far in the war. He pointed to the “massive ...
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Russia reportedly has a secret long-range drone program in China. Experts say it shouldn't surprise anyone.
"It is absolutely a likelihood — almost a near certainty — that the cooperation between Russia and China at the military and technical level is deeper than is commonly reported," said James ...
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Putin closes the door to NATO
Putin doesn’t want a pause anyway – he believes he’s on the brink of an historic and strategic victory, kindly deal-sealed by Donald Trump," James Nixey of the Chatham House think-tank told ...
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The nuclear threat: is Vladimir Putin bluffing?
"This will now escalate." It's worth remembering that it's not the West escalating this war, said James Nixey in The Guardian. Nato nations have been cautious, "drip-feeding" just enough weapons ...