Klara Vlahčević Lisinski
Fellow
Klara Vlahčević Lisinski is a Fellow at Delphi Global Research Center. She is an award-winning journalist, analyst, and strategic content leader with over 15 years of experience at the intersection of geopolitics, conflict, and humanitarian affairs. A Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship recipient for her journalistic work, she has reported from more than ten conflict and transition zones, and currently serves as Senior Fellow at New Lines Institute. At NYU School of Journalism, as a visiting Scholar, she is pioneering a program training journalists to produce work admissible as evidence before the ICC and ICJ. She holds an MA in Advanced European and International Studies, and is completing a second MA in Global Security and Strategy at SOAS University of London.
The Weight of Inheritance: Post-Soviet Institutional and Operational Legacies in Russian Warfighting
Why the Russian Military Fights the Way It Does
6/8/2026
China and Russia: Tech Partnerships and Geopolitical Leverage in Latin America
Latin America has become a central arena of technological and geopolitical competition between China, Russia, and the United States. China has dramatically expanded its influence through trade, infrastructure, telecom networks, and digital technologies, while Russia has pursued a more limited strategy focused on military cooperation, information operations, and authoritarian partnerships.
5/22/2026
Targeting as Strategy: Civilian Harm in Ukraine as a Forward Indicator of Russian Intent
This report explores Russia's use of war crimes as part of its strategy in Ukraine. It aims to understand what Russian civilian targeting behavior tells us about Moscow's strategic logic.
3/18/2026