Prosecuting Putin’s Proxies
Candace Rondeaux details the potential for prosecutorial precedent as an effective tool for holding Russian paramilitaries accountable.
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Leaked Wagner Files Expose Group’s Direct Ties to the Kremlin
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Legal Machine
Leaked emails reveal how Wagner founder Prigozhin weaponized legal battles, using lawyers for both trolling and business protection.
How Wagner’s Ruthless Image Crumbled in Mali
Candace Rondeaux is quoted by the New York Times in its analysis of the Wagner Group’s role in Mali.
Paramilitary Paper Trails: Mapping the Wagner Group’s Ties to Russia with Personnel Data
The Wagner Group personnel dataset exposes the paramilitary’s structure, operations, and Russian state links.
The Wagner Group Legacy: Reshaping Russia’s Shadow Armies
Russia’s shadow armies evolve as Wagner integrates into the Africa Corps.
Wagner Mercenaries Got Smoked in Mali, What Have They Been Up to Since the Failed Moscow Coup?
Ben Dalton spoke with United24 Media to discuss the ways in which Wagner has changed since Prigozhin’s death.
Can the Wagner Group Be Prosecuted Post-Prigozhin?
The Wagner Group committed atrocities worldwide. European courts exercising universal jurisdiction offer hope for accountability.
Targeting the Wagner Group: How the U.S. Can Strengthen Sanctions Against Russia
How the United States sanctioned the Wagner Group—and how to keep up the pressure.