Insights

An American and a Soviet soldier embraced shortly after meeting at the Elbe River at Torgau, Germany, on April 25, 1945. Germany's surrender would come weeks later.

What can Africa's experience with Belt and Road teach us about Central Asia? As a conversation between Cobus van Staden and Nargis Kassenova revealed: a lot.

How can negotiation strategies and research assist leaders in making informed decisions in times of crisis and uncertainty?

A mural from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, raised our spirits as the pandemic began to disrupt normal life.

The importance of conflict system mapping cannot be understated.

As political unrest broke out in Georgia last year, Ia Tserodze was frustrated that she could not fulfill her desire to be an active citizen from abroad. Here’s what she did about it.

Newly digitized photographs from the Davis Center Library's collection provide a stunning visual record of life in postwar Soviet Union.

The new Scholar-Entrepreneur Initiative strives to foster innovative scholarship and learning while bringing regional studies closer to practice.

The so-called emancipation of Central Asia’s women, whom Vladimir Lenin saw as the “most enslaved of the enslaved,” became a central pillar of the Soviet effort in the region.