Section: Hoover Institution (USA)
Changes In The House: Funding For Ukraine And War In The Middle East
Congress’s passage of a continuing resolution to keep the federal government open without additional funding to support Ukraine greatly complicated American national security priorities. Many seek to restore funding for Ukraine and provide additional aid to Israel, seeing anything less as a failure of American leadership. What is the...
A Delicate Balance in Ukraine
Danielle Healy (’23) brings to light the ARA’s relief work in Ukraine and their collaboration with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee in this digital story, a part of the Bread + Medicine: Saving Lives in a Time of Famine online exhibition. …read more Source:: Hoover...
‘Why Deal With Someone Who Can’t Be Trusted?’: Stanford Political Experts On The Fall Of Kevin McCarthy
“House Republicans are a majority party in disarray,” wrote Morris Fiorina, a Hoover Institution senior fellow and political science professor, in a statement to The Daily. “With internal divisions on abortion, Ukraine and other issues, and now the rise of a significant performative politics faction more interested in applause from the wingnuts...
Victor Davis Hanson On The John Batchelor Show: Ukraine
Hoover Institution fellow Victor Davis Hanson discusses his American Greatness article “The Ukrainian Gordian Knot.” …read more Source:: Hoover...
Ukraine and Russia: Empires, Genocide and a “Greatest Generation”
The Russia-Ukraine war is less about resources and more about empire, history, and two nations’ self-conceptions. …read more Source:: Hoover...
U.S. Congress Must Renew Military Aid To Ukraine
Last week, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 3 to 1 – 311 to 117 to be exact – to continue to provide assistance to Ukraine. A few days later, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy caved to a minority in his party and removed aid for Ukraine from the Continuing Resolution (CR) to keep the government funded. Russian state media rejoiced. …read...
Escaping the Trade Trap – How to Stop Doing Business with Dictators
Mathias Döpfner, Chairman & CEO of Axel Springer SE, and author of “The Trade Trap: How to Stop Doing Business with Dictators,” discusses his proposed values-based trade alliance of democracies. The conversation delves into the costs of engaging with dictators in business, Germany’s foreign policy shift post-Ukraine...
China Is All About Sovereignty. So Why Not Ukraine’s?
Xi Jinping aims to replace the U.S.-led global order with a sovereignty-centric framework. However, this stance contradicts his actions, like supporting Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, raising doubts about its consistency. …read more Source:: Hoover...
A Trip Report From Ukraine
I will write some more analytical pieces about my trip to Kyiv in the coming weeks. But today, I am writing an emotional one, about how moving it was to meet so many inspiring Ukrainians during my visit to Kyiv. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Victor Davis Hanson: The Polish Perspective On Ukraine And Gender Chaos In Ukraine
Hoover Institution fellow Victor Davis Hanson discusses Polish President Andrzej Duda’s take on Ukraine, Attorney General Merrick Garland’s testimony on Capitol Hill, Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyers filing suit against his parents, Ukraine hiring a trans activist as a PR person, and new legislation in Pennsylvania to boost voter...
