Mark Galeotti is an Analyst at Mayak Intelligence. He specializes in exploring murky topics related to Russian politics and global crime, with a focus on regional interest and world news across various areas, including Latin America and North America. Mark's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Telegraph, The Guardian, and The Times.
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The US President's threats to Europe have provided a shot in the arm for Russia
After more than four years of war with Ukraine, the Kremlin has been forced to scale back Russia's Victory Day parade in Moscow radically, reducing the show of force to a mere token display.
This year’s scaled-down Victory Day parade looks like a blow to the Russian leader’s authority but could be part of a strategy to win back a doubting domestic audience
By: Mark Galeotti
The pressure on Russia's president to end the Ukraine war is growing from within
With its long beaches of sand and pebbles, the small town of Tuapse on Russia's Black Sea was once a popular Soviet holiday resort. But today, it's an ecological disaster zone.
By: Mark Galeotti
Mark Galeotti With its long beaches of sand and pebbles, its health spas and guesthouses, the small town of Tuapse onRussia's Black Sea was once a popular Soviet holiday resort.
The Russian president is blind to his own weaknesses, but China sees them clearly
The presidents were all smiles when they met last week, but Beijing knows it has the upper hand while the Ukraine war rages on
A low-level campaign of harassment and interference is underway
In 2014, Vladimir Putin notoriously described the internet as originally a ‘special project of the CIA' that ‘is still developing as such'.
