Katherine Bayford

Katherine Bayford is a doctoral researcher in politics and international relations at the University of Nottingham.

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Alexei Navalny dead: a contested legacy Putin's most courageous opponent was not exactly a liberal

Katherine Bayford

16 Feb 2024

Russia seeks power broker role with Hamas Netanyahu's failures have allowed rival states to step in

Katherine Bayford

29 Oct 2023

China and Russia remain friends — for now Cracks in the relationship are starting to surface

Katherine Bayford

16 Sep 2022

Putin’s friends start voicing dissent Defeat in Kharkiv has sparked discontent among normally deferential generals

Katherine Bayford

12 Sep 2022

Gorbachev laid the ground for Putin — and his war The chaos of the Nineties bred a desire for strength and stability

Katherine Bayford

31 Aug 2022

Emmanuel Macron announces the “end of abundance” The French leader has a bleak vision of the time ahead

Katherine Bayford

25 Aug 2022

Alexander Dugin was never Putin’s brain His attempted assassination shows how little understood Russia is

Katherine Bayford

22 Aug 2022

The Russian Orthodox Church has abandoned Ukraine Patriarch Kirill has become part of the Russian war machine

Katherine Bayford

20 Apr 2022

The Russian army’s number one problem? Hazing Conscripts are poorly trained and face endless abuse

Katherine Bayford

29 Mar 2022

Why are so many Russian generals dying? Soviet-era command structures are, strangely, still in place

Katherine Bayford

25 Mar 2022

Sorry Sheryl Sandberg, but women do go to war Meta's COO made a bizarre claim on International Women's Day

Katherine Bayford

09 Mar 2022