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Three Questions with Bruce Jones
May03

Three Questions with Bruce Jones

The Marshall Plan was conceived and implemented 70 years ago. Since then, many aid and development initiatives and institutions of greater scale have been created. Why does the Marshall Plan still matter after 70 years? First of all, I challenge the premise of greater scale. If you look at the percentage of the federal budget that the United...

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An American’s Death in Ukraine Is a Wake-Up Call for Russia and the West
May03

An American’s Death in Ukraine Is a Wake-Up Call for Russia and the West

Unless the United States and its allies increase diplomatic pressure on Moscow, the violence in Ukraine will continue to kill innocent people. …read more Source: Open Society...

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Navalny Accuses Russian Government of Green Dye Attack
May03

Navalny Accuses Russian Government of Green Dye Attack

Protesters throughout the country took to the streets this weekend, with letters asking Putin not to run for a fourth term. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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The Fake Newness of Fake News
May03

The Fake Newness of Fake News

World faked out by phenomenon known oh so well in Eastern Europe! …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Crimea: ‘Not Our Home Anymore’

“This used to be our home but it’s not anymore.” A Simferopol resident, who asked not to be identified for safety reasons, told us this when we spoke with her in Crimea, the Ukrainian peninsula that Russia has occupied since February 2014. After three years, she no longer feels at home in the place where she grew up. Since occupying Crimea...

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Three Questions with James Sherr
May02

Three Questions with James Sherr

Editor’s Note: The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) hosted an event in Warsaw, with a discussion on the common U.S.–European strategy toward Russia. James Sherr is an associate fellow and former head of the Russia and Eurasia Program at Chatham House. He joined the event as a speaker, and we asked him about his views on the...

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A Peek into Wonderland
May02

A Peek into Wonderland

What has happened to Mezhygorie, the infamously opulent estate of former President Victor Yanukovych, since he fled the country three years ago? …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Iran in Yemen: Ending the Houthi War
May02

Iran in Yemen: Ending the Houthi War

With the US recently increasing its air operations in Yemen, the West still has a role to play in the Houthi conflict. But what conditions need to be in place for the coalition to triumph conclusively?Download the article (PDF)With the US recently stepping up air operations in Yemen, along with its arms sales to Arab states, the West clearly...

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Putin Hosts Merkel for Low-Key Talks
May02

Putin Hosts Merkel for Low-Key Talks

Questions raised about Poland’s detention of Austrian man suspected of killing POWs in Ukraine. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Donald Trump: The ‘Manchurian (Neoconservative) Candidate’?
May01

Donald Trump: The ‘Manchurian (Neoconservative) Candidate’?

Doug Bandow He took barely three months to reveal the truth. Donald Trump is the true Manchurian Candidate, only a tool of Neoconservatives rather than Communists. A new movie is sure to come and undoubtedly will be a smash, the biggest ever with the most Academy Awards ever, at least if President Trump has his way. Donald Trump ran as a...

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