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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      The Murder of Boris Nemtsov: An Unsolved Conspiracy
      Mar06

      The Murder of Boris Nemtsov: An Unsolved Conspiracy

      Boris Nemtsov (55), former governor of Nizny Novgorod, former deputy Duma speaker, deputy prime minister under President Boris Yeltsin and, more recently, an opposition leader and vocal critic of President Vladimir Putin, was gunned down last Friday night, February 27, in downtown Moscow, just a hundred meters from the Kremlin (see EDM, March 2)....

      Moldova: European Choice With Communist Support?
      Mar06

      Moldova: European Choice With Communist Support?

      Following yet another protracted political crisis, the Moldovan parliament has voted to approve a minority government, the Alliance for a European Moldova (AEM), on February 18, thanks to the Communist Party’s support. The AEM government needed 51 votes for approval. It could only muster 39 votes on its own; but it received 19 Communist...

      Ukraine Crisis Update: March 5, 2015
      Mar05

      Ukraine Crisis Update: March 5, 2015

      Indirect fire exchanges have persisted across the front line as reports show Ukraine continuing to withdraw heavy weapons and unverified separatist claims assert their own complete withdrawal. Slider Image: Link: https://www.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/ukraine-crisis-update-march-5-2015 …read more Source: Institute for the Study of...

      The end of the Russian energy weapon (that arguably was never there)
      Mar05

      The end of the Russian energy weapon (that arguably was never there)

      The crisis in Ukraine once again revived the fierce debate about Europe’s dependence on Russian energy resources. Similar to 2006 and 2009, when physical supply disruptions of natural gas took place, this crisis too will spur European integration. Arguably, though unintended, this makes Russian President Putin one of the most explicit...

      Obama’s China toolkit: In need of serious repair
      Mar05

      Obama’s China toolkit: In need of serious repair

      About a year ago, the Obama administration found itself on the defensive abroad.In late 2013, China had established an Air Defense Identification Zone over the East China Sea, imposing rules that amounted to a Chinese assertion of sovereignty over international airspace and disputed territories. The following month, a Chinese warship halted in...

      ‘Nuland Ensconced in Neocon Camp Who Believes in Noble Lie’
      Mar05

      ‘Nuland Ensconced in Neocon Camp Who Believes in Noble Lie’

      RPI Director Daniel McAdams is interviewed on RT. Transcript below; video here.Victoria Nuland’s anti-Russian rhetoric comes from the neocon camp of US politics, seeking to stir the Ukraine crisis, thrilled by the prospect of defense industry expansion and more arms sales, Daniel McAdams of the Ron Paul Peace Institute told RT.RT: World...

      Russian Activist Vows to Publish Nemtsov’s Ukraine Findings
      Mar05

      Russian Activist Vows to Publish Nemtsov’s Ukraine Findings

      Russian opposition activists say they will publish documents gathered by opposition leader Boris… …read more Source: American Security Council...

      Greece Seeks to Sidestep Kremlin Import Ban, Ukraine Says Gazprom Blocking Fuel Supply
      Mar05

      Greece Seeks to Sidestep Kremlin Import Ban, Ukraine Says Gazprom Blocking Fuel Supply

      Plus, Croatia will vote on Adriatic drilling, and Kyrgyzstan does away with final exams in Uzbek. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      The Myth of the West’s Threat to Russia
      Mar05

      The Myth of the West’s Threat to Russia

      Did NATO Provoke a War By Trying to ‘Take’ Ukraine From Russia? Much Western thinking about the causes of the Russo-Ukrainian War is rooted in a myth. It posits that the West—or, more specifically, NATO—attempted to wrest Ukraine from Russia’s sphere of influence, thereby forcing Vladimir Putin to defend Russia’s legitimate...

      The OSCE’s Near-Impossible Mission in Ukraine
      Mar05

      The OSCE’s Near-Impossible Mission in Ukraine

      The head of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe discusses the task of monitoring the ceasefire in eastern Ukraine and the future of European security. …read more Source: Carnegie Endowment for International...