Add to ORKGTensions between the United States and the Russian Federation have broken out into a new Cold War following Russia\u27s actions in Ukraine. Following the seizure of Crimea and the fomenting of civil war in the Donbass, Russia was punished by an international contingent of states following the American lead in sanctioning Russia and isolating it from the world stage. With the sanctions having caused a great deal of damage to the Russian economy, the Russian government struck back by attacking the 2016 US Presidential election. Gambling on candidate Donald Trump, Russia hoped to strike the US at its heart and end this conflict before it becomes a prolonged Cold War
The release of an intelligence report on Russian interference in the US presidential election, along...
This paper aims to analyze the implementation of cyber security in US foreign policy as a response t...
The usage of information as a weapon in the foreign and domestic policies of Russia is not a new phe...
Tensions between the United States and the Russian Federation have broken out into a new Cold War fo...
A recent report prepared for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee unveiled President Putin’s motiv...
This work addresses how and why Russia interfered in the United States 2016 presidential election, a...
On February 10, 2007, at the Munich Conference on Security Policy, Russian President Vladimir Putin ...
This article examines the sources of continuing competition between the U.S. and Russia during the T...
Russia and Ukraine have had tense relations since 2014, with violence erupting as a result. Cyber-at...
The current conflict in Ukraine is described by some as an inflection point in world history, and pe...
Following the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation in early 2014, the crisis in Ukraine pe...
The current geopolitical climate is one which has seen a renewed state of tensions in the relationsh...
On June 14, 2016, suspicions emerged that Russia launched a cyber attack on the U.S. Democratic Nati...
Cyber operations are constantly evolving as states discover new tactics to achieve strategic goals. ...
First published online: 08 December 2020Relations between Moscow and Washington have gone from bad t...
The release of an intelligence report on Russian interference in the US presidential election, along...
This paper aims to analyze the implementation of cyber security in US foreign policy as a response t...
The usage of information as a weapon in the foreign and domestic policies of Russia is not a new phe...
Tensions between the United States and the Russian Federation have broken out into a new Cold War fo...
A recent report prepared for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee unveiled President Putin’s motiv...
This work addresses how and why Russia interfered in the United States 2016 presidential election, a...
On February 10, 2007, at the Munich Conference on Security Policy, Russian President Vladimir Putin ...
This article examines the sources of continuing competition between the U.S. and Russia during the T...
Russia and Ukraine have had tense relations since 2014, with violence erupting as a result. Cyber-at...
The current conflict in Ukraine is described by some as an inflection point in world history, and pe...
Following the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation in early 2014, the crisis in Ukraine pe...
The current geopolitical climate is one which has seen a renewed state of tensions in the relationsh...
On June 14, 2016, suspicions emerged that Russia launched a cyber attack on the U.S. Democratic Nati...
Cyber operations are constantly evolving as states discover new tactics to achieve strategic goals. ...
First published online: 08 December 2020Relations between Moscow and Washington have gone from bad t...
The release of an intelligence report on Russian interference in the US presidential election, along...
This paper aims to analyze the implementation of cyber security in US foreign policy as a response t...
The usage of information as a weapon in the foreign and domestic policies of Russia is not a new phe...