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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Combat Drones: No Fear Of Lucas! By Friedrich Asschenfeldt And Lukas Von Rantzau
      Apr02

      Combat Drones: No Fear Of Lucas! By Friedrich Asschenfeldt And Lukas Von Rantzau

      (Original language in German)Hoover Institution fellow Friedrich Asschenfeldt advocates for closer cooperation of Ukrainian defense companies with Western arms manufacturers in the drone sector. …read more Source:: Hoover...

      Ukraine’s military success is exposing the myth of inevitable Russian victory
      Apr02

      Ukraine’s military success is exposing the myth of inevitable Russian victory

      The post Ukraine’s military success is exposing the myth of inevitable Russian victory appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      The War as the Trade
      Apr01

      The War as the Trade

      WSJ: UAE preparing to formally enter the war, the first Gulf state to become a combatant lobbying for a UN Security Council resolution authorising force to open the Strait of Hormuz. Emirati diplomats racing across Washington, Brussels and Tokyo. Abu Dhabi wants US troops to seize Abu Musa island. Dubai wants to mine-sweep for America. The once...

      Ukraine strikes Russian fuel terminals on the Baltic coast. Day 1497 of the war
      Apr01

      Ukraine strikes Russian fuel terminals on the Baltic coast. Day 1497 of the war

      …read more Source:: Centre for Eastern Studies...

      Trump’s Terrifying Talent for Multitrashing
      Apr01

      Trump’s Terrifying Talent for Multitrashing

      Maybe you’re reading this article while listening to a podcast. Or you’re participating in a dull Zoom meeting. Or you’re talking on the phone with a relative. Maybe you’ve just read the first three lines of this article three times without really registering them because your attention is absorbed elsewhere. You’re...

      Ukraine bombs Russia’s Baltic ports as Zelenskyy targets Putin’s oil exports
      Mar31

      Ukraine bombs Russia’s Baltic ports as Zelenskyy targets Putin’s oil exports

      The post Ukraine bombs Russia’s Baltic ports as Zelenskyy targets Putin’s oil exports appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      When Gazprom Becomes Russia: Abuse of Rights and Corporate Separateness
      Mar30

      When Gazprom Becomes Russia: Abuse of Rights and Corporate Separateness

      The February Dutch court decision in the dispute between a Ukrainian investor (DTEK Krymenergo) and Gazprom International provides an instructive example of how national courts can approach questions of corporate separateness, state involvement, and foreign law in the context of interim relief. I prepared several opinions on Russian law in this...

      “The big problem regarding the war in Iran, is the impact on the US ability to support European deterrence and Ukraine.”
      Mar30

      “The big problem regarding the war in Iran, is the impact on the US ability to support European deterrence and Ukraine.”

      “The big problem regarding the war in Iran, is the impact on the US ability to support European deterrence and Ukraine.” fanny.pollet@i… Mon, 03/30/2026 – 12:52 While the Pentagon and NATO maintain that arms deliveries to Ukraine through the PURL initiative will continue, a prolonged war in the Middle East could strain US...

      Articles On: Feminist Accounts, Hong Kong, US Capital Markets, Fuel, Ukraine, Taiwan, Iran, Aging Population, Fentanyl, Wine Trade, Factory Plans, Oil, Human Rights, Corruption, and G7
      Mar30

      Articles On: Feminist Accounts, Hong Kong, US Capital Markets, Fuel, Ukraine, Taiwan, Iran, Aging Population, Fentanyl, Wine Trade, Factory Plans, Oil, Human Rights, Corruption, and G7

      Articles that illuminate the lack of personal freedom and political liberty under the Chinese Communist Party. …read more Source:: Hoover...

      Who Gets a Seat at the Multipolar Table?
      Mar28

      Who Gets a Seat at the Multipolar Table?

      The unipolar club is closed. The United States no longer holds the only key. A new table is being set in global politics, and the question isn’t whether the world is becoming multipolar. It aleady is. The question is: who actually gets a seat? Not who is invited. Not who is hoped for. Who earns it. For decades, there was no table. There was...