Section: Hoover Institution (USA)
What Ukraine Gains from the Kursk Incursion
The operation reinforces the view that Putin is weak and Zelenskyy is far from defeated. …read more Source:: Hoover...
NATO And The War In Ukraine
NATO has been assisting Ukraine in its fight against Russia since February 2022, when Vladimir Putin sent in his troops to dismember the country. The war has drawn NATO countries closer in their resolve to deter Russia and defend against it if necessary, and also in their commitment to help Ukraine. …read more Source:: Hoover...
The Quiet Before The Storms In Ukraine, Gaza, And Taiwan?
There are three current hot or cold wars: on the Ukrainian border, in the regions surrounding Israel, and in the strategic space between Taiwan and mainland China. All three conflicts could not only expand within their respective theaters but also escalate to draw in the United States. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Modi’s Kyiv Trip Signals A Subtle Shift
In July, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Moscow and greeted Russian President Vladimir Putin with a bear hug. The same day, Russia launched deadly airstrikes across Ukraine, hitting the country’s largest children’s hospital and killing at least 41 people. A …read more Source:: Hoover...
NATO And The War In Ukraine
Join the Commonwealth Club World Affairs Peninsula Chapter and the Los Altos Library on September 4, 2024, as Hoover Institution fellow Rose Gottemoeller discusses how NATO should be thinking about future challenges, especially as China builds up the military threats in Asia. …read more Source:: Hoover...
The Crumbling Foundations Of American Strength
When Russia’s invasion of Ukraine appeared imminent in early 2022, U.S. intelligence officials were so confident that Russian tanks would roll quickly to victory that staff evacuated the U.S. embassy in Kyiv. Based on traditional measures of power, the intelligence assessment made sense. In 2021, Russia ranked fifth in the world in defense...
The Hoover Institution Briefing On National Security | August 2024
Welcome to the Hoover Institution’s briefing on national security. In this issue we are looking at the importance of public and private funding of quantum computing in a technological race with China and Russia; a change in the established military doctrine; Narendra Modi’s third term at the helm of Indian politics—but with coalition...
Issues in Negotiations: Looking Toward an End to the War in Ukraine
America’s current policy goal with the Russian war on Ukraine might be articulated as helping to achieve the best possible position for Ukraine to end the fighting through a settlement. This essay considers the difficult and complicated issues that would be involved in such negotiations. Importantly, to be successful, diplomacy would have...
Articles On: Hong Kong, Propaganda, Ukraine, Censorship, Military Power, Arrest, Data Security, Chinese Stock, Secret Commodity Stockpile, Supercomputers, and Tilting Economy
Articles that illuminate the lack of personal freedom and political liberty under the Chinese Communist Party. …read more Source:: Hoover...
The Right Way To Quickly End The War In Ukraine
The United States has hit a wall in Ukraine. President Joe Biden’s incrementalist approach is not working. Instead, it has led to a long and tragic war of attrition. Ukraine’s faltering performance in the past year has raised the grim prospect of a Russian victory, which would see Kyiv fall under Moscow’s imperial dominion....
