Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
Ukraine and Moldova launch EU accession negotiations
On 15 June, Luxembourg hosted two EU–Ukraine and EU–Moldova Intergovernmental Conferences (IGCs), during which both countries opened the first negotiating cluster (Fundamentals). This cluster forms the backbone of the accession process: it is opened first and closed last. It encompasses the most demanding accession criteria that both countries...
China Vs. The G7: Who Runs The Global Economy? | Elizabeth Economy
Hoover Institution fellow Elizabeth Economy discusses the three-day G7 summit in France, which focused on resolving wars, like those in Iran and Ukraine, while addressing the issue of the uninvited, rising superpower: China. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Putin’s obsession with ‘denazifying’ Ukraine makes peace impossible
The post Putin’s obsession with ‘denazifying’ Ukraine makes peace impossible appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...
Ukraine begins EU membership talks amid skepticism over associate option
The post Ukraine begins EU membership talks amid skepticism over associate option appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...
A new EU security strategy in the making: high ambitions constrained by limited means
The deteriorating security environment in Europe following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, together with tensions between the United States and NATO’s European members, has prompted EU institutions to begin work on a new strategic document – the European Security Strategy (ESS), which aims to redefine the EU’s role amid...
Ukrainian Armed Forces pin hopes on foreign recruits
On 12 June, Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) announced a reform of the armed forces’ personnel system. The reform introduces clearly defined contract terms, starting at 10 months, higher pay for infantry personnel of up to UAH 460,000 (around $10,000) per month and a faster return to service for deserters. The most significant...
Xi Jinping’s Secret War: How China Is Bankrolling Russia’s Assault On Ukraine
Hoover Institution fellow Miles Yu wrote in the Washington Post that Taiwan is frequently misidentified as the core issue dividing Washington and Beijing. The actual conflict is the irreconcilable tension between the CCP’s authoritarian ideology and the democratic principles of the free world. Taiwan amplifies that contradiction, but it did...
Russia escalates war on Ukrainian heritage and national identity
The post Russia escalates war on Ukrainian heritage and national identity appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...
Why Iran Signs the MOU: Realism Over Illusion
The announcement that United States and Iranian negotiators have agreed to a Memorandum of Understanding to end the war raises an obvious and pressing question. Why would Tehran sign anything with a Trump administration? The biggest danger is not simply that the United States will renege on its commitments or fail to deliver on economic promises....
US Hasn’t ‘Learned Lessons From Ukraine’ – Christian Brose
Hoover Institution fellow Christian Brose argued that “the failure of imagination” has challenged the US military’s technological superiority. …read more Source:: Hoover...
