Canada must confront Russia’s Arctic aspirations: Alexander Dalziel and Sergey Sukhankin in the National Post
This article originally appeared in the National Post. By Alexander Dalziel and Sergey Sukhankin, July 29, 2026 As the U.S.-Iran ...
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Arctic power networks: Domestic institutions, corporate actors, and ideological drivers in Russia’s High North strategy
By Sergey Sukhankin July 14, 2026 PDF of paper Executive Summary | Sommaire (le français suit) Russia’s Arctic strategy is ...
A fork in the road: As bifurcation hits the global uranium industry, the secure path leads to Canada: Sergey Sukhankin
By Sergey Sukhankin May 7, 2025 Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has forever changed global commodities markets. ...
Canada can stop Russia from weaponizing critical resources
OTTAWA, ON (October 31, 2024): Russia is weaponizing its vast reserves of grains, fertilizers, critical minerals, and coal to hold ...
Commodities as weapons: How Russia’s natural resources are fuelling its imperialistic aggression against the West
By Sergey Sukhankin October 31, 2024 PDF of paper Executive Summary Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 caused ...
Russia’s Kaliningrad Oblast is a dagger aimed at the heart of Europe. But Canada can help blunt the threat: Sergey Sukhankin for Inside Policy
By Sergey Sukhankin, July 16, 2024 After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, a small portion of the country ...
The China – Russia “Grain Entente” – what is at stake for Canada and its allies?: Sergey Sukhankin for Inside Policy
By Serghey Sukhankin, May 21, 2024 Throughout its entire history the Soviet Union faced one existential peril that was never ...
Opportunity amid the chaos: Sergey Sukhankin
By Sergey Sukhankin March 22, 2024 PDF of Commentary Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has delivered plenty ...
Why Canada should care about Russia’s paramilitary involvement in the Middle East: Sergey Sukhankin for Inside Policy
By Sergey Sukhankin, March 5, 2024 The year 2023 was marked by an ominous geopolitical trend: dithering by Western allies ...
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