Last updated: May 29, 2026
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Fyodor Lukyanov is editor-in-chief of Russia in Global Affairs, Russia’s leading foreign policy journal, and chairman of the Presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, an influential Moscow-based think tank. He is widely regarded as one of the most authoritative Russian voices on foreign policy, European security, and the post-Cold War international order — and one of the few Russian analysts who engages substantively with Western interlocutors. See his guest page for his full episode history on Groong.
Groong has featured Lukyanov as a guest to discuss Russia’s perspective on the South Caucasus , the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, and the evolving dynamics between Moscow, Yerevan, and Baku. His appearances offer a direct window into how Moscow frames its role in the region and how Russian policymakers view Armenia’s foreign policy drift.
Episodes featuring Fyodor Lukyanov address Russia’s reading of the peace process , the CSTO’s role and limitations, and the broader question of whether Russia remains a relevant guarantor for Armenian security as Yerevan recalibrates its alliances.
Below are all Groong episodes tagged with Fyodor Lukyanov.
Episode 502 | Recorded: January 8, 2026
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Episode 502 | Recorded: January 8, 2026
#FyodorLukyanov #RussiaGeopolitics #UkraineWar #IranIsrael #VenezuelaCrisis #TRIPP
Fyodor Lukyanov joins Groong to discuss how Moscow reads a fast-shifting global landscape, from the U.S. raid in Venezuela and maritime seizures at sea, to Trump’s Greenland rhetoric, the stalled endgame in Ukraine, the likelihood of a renewed Israel-Iran war, and how TRIPP and “unblocking” disputes in Armenia’s south fit into Russia’s regional priorities.
Episode 458 | Recorded: August 9, 2025
Episode 458 | Recorded: August 9, 2025
In this episode, former U.S. Army officer and military-political analyst Stanislav Krapivnik discusses the geopolitical fallout from the Trump-Pashinyan-Aliyev summit in Washington, which saw the announcement of a “peace” framework, the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group, U.S. plans for a 99-year “Trump Corridor” across Armenia, and the dropping of Section 907 to allow arms sales to Azerbaijan. He examines Russia’s heavy focus on the Ukraine war at the expense of the South Caucasus, the loss of Russian leverage over Armenia and Azerbaijan, and the growing role of Turkey. Krapivnik warns of Read More
Episode 457 | Recorded: August 3, 2025
Episode 457 | Recorded: August 3, 2025
Episode 447 | Recorded: June 15, 2025