Soviet Union

Russia is unlikely to invade Ukraine because it’s already succeeding – keeping Ukraine unstable and forcing the US to take seriously its security concerns.

How does an urbane chemist become a Nazi, then go back to being a respected researcher? And what does it say about the extent of the humanity in all of us?

A new book explores the long shadow cast by the Cold War over successive US presidents and how it continues to shape modern US foreign policy

A new archive of personal papers provides a unique insight into the Soviet crack down on the ‘Prague Spring’ in 1968 created a dilemma for Australian communists just as wider protest movements were energising the left

Professor Stephen Wheatcroft has spent an academic lifetime researching in the bowels of the Soviet archives