Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
Detoxing Russia
Long after Boris Nemtsov’s killers are caught and Putin is gone, we’ll still be dealing with the legacy of the current media climate. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
Marchers Mourn Nemtsov, U.S. Prepares to Deport Suspected Bosnian War Criminals
Plus, the UN says Ukraine the death toll surpasses 6,000, and the Estonian prime minister hunts for coalition partners after an electoral win. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
The Bear and the Dragon: Same Old Suspicions or Real The Bear and the Dragon: Same Old Suspicions or Real
As the Ukraine crisis pushes Russia to turn to China as an alternative economic partner, it remains to be seen whether the relationship can be one of equals …read more Source: Royal United Services Institute...
Manipulations on Determination of the Cost of Natural Gas Production in Ukraine: Which Cost is Economically Feasible in Reality?
Leading expert of Energy programmes of the Razumkov Centre Viktor Logatskiy explains the manipulations on determination of the cost of natural gas production in Ukraine and which cost is economically feasible in reality. …read more Source: Razumkov...
The Political Landscape in Russia One Year After Crimea
11MarInvitation OnlyResearch EventThe Political Landscape in Russia One Year After Crimea11 Mar 2015 – 12:00 to 13:30Chatham House, London Russia and Eurasia Programme, Russia’s Domestic PoliticsParticipantsIlya Ponomarev, Member of the State Duma, RussiaDownload ResultsOverviewThis event will offer an insight into the political...
UN Rights Office: Death Toll in Eastern Ukraine Passes 6,000
March 2, 2015 …read more Source: Center on Global...
Ukraine’s gas “federalisation”
Gazprom is supplying gas directly to Ukraine’s breakaway regions and the dispute with Ukraine threatens Ukraine’s future territorial integrity. …read more Source: European Council on Foreign...
Who killed Boris Nemtsov, and why?
The gangland-style killing of Boris Nemtsov on Saturday marked the worrying return of political assassination to Russia’s internal power games. While Russia has remained one of the most dangerous places to be a government opponent or outspoken journalist, murders of opposition members have actually tapered off in recent years. Nemtsov was...
Nemtsov Assassination Is Rooted in Putin’s Authoritarianism
Passive Responses to Putin Darken the Future for Ukraine—and for Russia The professional killing of Boris Nemtsov February 27 confronts us with two facts that Western policymakers ignore at great cost in the Russia-Ukraine war. First, Mr. Putin’s war in Ukraine is potentially a great domestic political liability for him. Second, it is...
Who Will Bell the Nuclear Cat?
The global nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation agenda has stalled. Yet disarmament is the only way to fully eliminate nuclear weapons risk. Five years ago hopes were high that the world was at last headed towards nuclear disarmament. In April 2009 the (then) exciting new US President Barack Obama gave an inspiring speech in Prague wherein...
