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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Why a new Cold War can be avoided
      Oct07

      Why a new Cold War can be avoided

      All is not well in U.S.-Russia relations. Russia’s annexation of Crimea and aggression in eastern Ukraine—and its new airstrikes in Syria—have brought the two to lows not seen since the Cold War. Presidents Obama and Putin sniping at each other from the rostrum of the U.N. General Assembly only accentuated that divide. But does this...

      The Forgotten War: A View From Ukraine’s Frontlines
      Oct07

      The Forgotten War: A View From Ukraine’s Frontlines

      For a brief moment, it felt like déjà vu. As an officer with the Canadian Armed Forces, I visited several hot spots, witnessing my share of misery and destruction. Now I am in the Donbas, the war-torn region of eastern Ukraine.Since its independence in 1991, Ukraine has struggled to shed its Soviet colonial past and the remaining vestiges of...

      Evolution, Not Revolution, Is the Way to Save Ukraine, Says Leading Anti-Corruption Crusader
      Oct07

      Evolution, Not Revolution, Is the Way to Save Ukraine, Says Leading Anti-Corruption Crusader

      Russian President Vladimir Putin is pivoting and wants to withdraw from the Donbas but keep Crimea, according to Iegor Soboliev, the head of the Ukrainian parliament’s anti-corruption committee.”He wants to give it back to us right now. He doesn’t need the Donbas,” he said in an interview on October 5.”Unfortunately,...

      Nato and the New Arch of Crisis
      Oct07

      Nato and the New Arch of Crisis

      Conference jointly organized by NATO Public Diplomacy Division, Real Istituto Elcano, IAI and Portuguese Institute of International Relations, on the threats and challenges to euro-atlantic security stemming from the arch of crisis which stretches from Nord Africa to Middle East and Ukraine. …read more Source: Istituto Affari...

      The Donbas Black Hole
      Oct07

      The Donbas Black Hole

      What Russia hoped would be a small, victorious war has turned into the “geostrategic disaster of a new cold war,” writes Volodymyr Horbulin, a respected foreign policy analyst currently advising Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.In an article in Dzerkalo Tyzhnia, Horbulin argues that the main participants in the war have exhausted...

      Chernobyl Dead Zone Teeming With Animal Life
      Oct07

      Chernobyl Dead Zone Teeming With Animal Life

      Populations of deer, wolves and other big animals have grown dramatically in the absence of human predators since the 1986 disaster. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Zakarpattia – together, but separated
      Oct07

      Zakarpattia – together, but separated

      Conflict with Russia has diverted the Kyiv’s attention away from the deterioration of the situation in regions which are not threatened by direct aggression. …read more Source: Centre for Eastern Studies...

      Ukraine at the Crossroads – Resolution or Escalation?
      Oct07

      Ukraine at the Crossroads – Resolution or Escalation?

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

      In Crimea, Time for Pressure, not acceptance
      Oct07

      In Crimea, Time for Pressure, not acceptance

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

      Nato and the New Arc of Crisis
      Oct07

      Nato and the New Arc of Crisis

      Conference jointly organized by NATO Public Diplomacy Division, Real Istituto Elcano, IAI and Portuguese Institute of International Relations, on the threats and challenges to euro-atlantic security stemming from the arch of crisis which stretches from Nord Africa to Middle East and Ukraine. …read more Source: Istituto Affari...