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The Fallout from Brexit
Jul06

The Fallout from Brexit

Marian L. Tupy As someone who supported Brexit, it behooves me to use my column this week to address some of the issues that have arisen since the outcome of the referendum on British membership in the European Union was announced on June 24. Below, I will discuss the supposed lack of planning by the supporters of Brexit, xenophobia and racism...

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Russia On Course to Drain $87 Billion Fund in 2017
Jul06

Russia On Course to Drain $87 Billion Fund in 2017

Amid recession and low oil prices the government has used its once-overflowing wealth funds to fill holes in the budget. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Role of the OSCE as mediator in focus at OSCE Chairmanship conference in Berlin
Jul06

Role of the OSCE as mediator in focus at OSCE Chairmanship conference in Berlin

BERLIN, 6 July 2016 – The German OSCE Chairmanship, in co-operation with the Network ‘Initiative Mediation Support Germany’ (IMSD), holds a conference today in Berlin which puts the role of the OSCE as a mediator at the center of its attention, focusing on the Organization’s capabilities, instruments and potentials in this area....

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Foreign Policy Audit:Ukraine-Slovak Republic
Jul06

Foreign Policy Audit:Ukraine-Slovak Republic

On June 11, the Institute of World Policy will organize a presentation of “Foreign Policy Audit:Ukraine-Slovak Republic” …read more Source: Institute of World...

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Russia’s annexation of Crimea: The mills of international law grind slowly but they do grind.
Jul06

Russia’s annexation of Crimea: The mills of international law grind slowly but they do grind.

…read more Source: German Institute for International and Security...

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Turkey Takes U-turn Toward Russia
Jul06

Turkey Takes U-turn Toward Russia

Ankara seeks new allies in struggle against Islamic State. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Finland and Sweden Walk a Fine Line Between NATO and Russia
Jul05

Finland and Sweden Walk a Fine Line Between NATO and Russia

While it is unlikely that Finland or Sweden will join NATO any time soon, closer co-operation may be required in the face of growing Russian aggression.Leaders from NATO’s member states, as well as NATO partner countries, the EU and the UN, will be in Poland next month for the two-day Warsaw Summit, which NATO Secretary General Jens...

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Brexit poses a threat of completely undermining the unity of the EU on sanctions against Russia
Jul05

Brexit poses a threat of completely undermining the unity of the EU on sanctions against Russia

In his comment to the news agency BBC, Co-director of Foreign Relations and International Security Programmes of the Razumkov Centre Oleksiy Melnyk spoke about the consequences of the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union upon the decision of the referendum held on 23 June 2016. …read more Source: Razumkov...

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Warsaw NATO Summit and Ukraine: What to Expect?
Jul04

Warsaw NATO Summit and Ukraine: What to Expect?

On July 6, the Institute of World Policy will organize a public discussion titled “Warsaw NATO Summit and Ukraine: what to expect?” …read more Source: Institute of World...

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Energy sector of Ukraine in 2014-2016: review and SWOT-analysis
Jul01

Energy sector of Ukraine in 2014-2016: review and SWOT-analysis

Victor Logatskiy, a leading expert of energy programmes at the Razumkov Centre, provides a brief review and SWOT-analysis of the energy sector of Ukraine in 2014-2016. …read more Source: Razumkov...

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