Maria Snegovaya

Maria Snegovaya is a senior fellow with the Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a postdoctoral fellow with Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service.

Articles by Maria Snegovaya
A fisherman wearing a heavy winter coat and hat can be seen from the side as he turns to watch a plume of smoke rising from a building beyond the far bank of the Dnipro. The man sits on a bench at the stern of his small railboat, and the sky above is overcast and pale gray.
A fisherman wearing a heavy winter coat and hat can be seen from the side as he turns to watch a plume of smoke rising from a building beyond the far bank of the Dnipro. The man sits on a bench at the stern of his small railboat, and the sky above is overcast and pale gray.

Russia Is Shrugging Off Sanctions
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John V.C. Nye, Maria Snegovaya
Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting.
Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting.

Vladimir Putin Often Backs Down
Argument
Maria Snegovaya, Brian Whitmore
A Ukrainian military serviceman walks near the front line.
A Ukrainian military serviceman walks near the front line.

Why Is Putin Acting Now?
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Maria Snegovaya
People hold Russian national flags during a celebration ceremony of National Flag Day at Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow on Aug. 22.
People hold Russian national flags during a celebration ceremony of National Flag Day at Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow on Aug. 22.

What It Would Take for Russia’s Millennials to Topple Putin
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Maria Snegovaya, Denis Volkov, Stepan Goncharov
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a wreath-laying ceremony.
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a wreath-laying ceremony.

The Coronavirus Could Hit Putin Most of All
Argument
Maria Snegovaya, Denis Volkov, Stepan Goncharov
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