# Michael Kimmage

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Origins of the War with Thomas Wright

Where should we look for the origins of Russia’s war against Ukraine? Thomas Wright of the Brookings Institution joins Michael Kimmage for Origins of the War to examine the conflict through two interconnected lines of inquiry: the European context preceding the war and the evolution of U.S.-Russ ...

#024 - Putin's Campaign to Defeat the West with Hanna Notte

How does Russia’s confrontation with the West extend beyond Europe and the United States? Hanna Notte, a Kennan Institute Non-Resident Fellow and author of We Shall Outlast Them: Putin’s Global Campaign to Defeat the West, joins Michael Kimmage and Maria Lipman for The Long View to examine the g ...

#025 - Russian Public Opinion After the Duma Elections with Timothy Frye and Samuel Greene

How do we know what Russians really think? Timothy Frye of Columbia University and Samuel Greene of King’s College London join Michael Kimmage and Maria Lipman for The Long View to examine Russian public opinion following the September Duma elections. Frye is the Marshall D. Shulman Professor of ...

Origins of the War with Sylvie Kauffman

How did Europe navigate its relationship with Russia in the decades before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine? In this episode of Origins of the War, French journalist Sylvie Kauffmann joins Michael Kimmage to examine European politics and relations with Russia in the years leading up to 2022. D ...

Russia Expert: The Real Reason Why Putin Needs the War - And Why It Won't Stop in Ukraine

➡️ Watch the full ad-free interview on PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/DecodingGeopolitics ➡️ Sign up to my free geopolitics newsletter: https://decodinggeopolitics.substack.com/ This is a conversation with Michael Kimmage, a Russia expert, the director of the Kennan Institute who previously ...

#026 | Prisoners in the New Cold War with Drew Hinshaw and Joe Parkinson

What do prisoner exchanges reveal about the changing relationship between Russia and the West? Michael Kimmage is joined by Wall Street Journal journalists Drew Hinshaw and Joe Parkinson to discuss their book, Swap: A Secret History of the New Cold War, an account of the negotiations that culmin ...

The Question of Global Russia

How is Russia reshaping Europe’s security landscape, and what does its evolving geopolitical strategy mean for the international order? Recorded live in Berlin, this edition of Kennan Conversations features Alexander Gabuev of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center, Hanna Notte, Non-Resident Fellow ...

#028 - Russia's Borderlands with Howard Amos

What can the experiences of ordinary Russians reveal about the country’s imperial past and contemporary identity? In this episode of The Long View, Kennan Institute Director Michael Kimmage and Maria Lipman speak with journalist and author Howard Amos about his book, Russia Starts Here: Real Liv ...

#029 - Russia's Civil-Military Relations with Kirill Shamiev

How does the relationship between political authority and military power shape Russia’s foreign policy and strategic decisions? In this episode of The Long View, Kennan Institute Director Michael Kimmage and Maria Lipman speak with Kirill Shamiev, of the Swedish Institute of International Affair ...

Washington's Ukraine Policy and What's Next in the War

Max and Maria are joined by Michael Kimmage to unpack the latest developments in Ukraine through a Washington lens. They discuss how the U.S’s role in peace negotiations has shifted, whether the midterms are likely to change Washington’s policy toward Ukraine, and draw on historical parallels to ...