Friday, 2 May 2025
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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Europe’s sputtering economic locomotive
      Nov25

      Europe’s sputtering economic locomotive

      Today’s report that the German economy managed to expand by a mere 0.1 percent in the third quarter of the year has to heighten fears of a renewed European sovereign debt crisis sometime next year. Since a highly indebted European economic periphery needs a vibrant German economy to revitalize overall European economic growth and to prevent...

      The Ukrainian Communications Standoff
      Nov25

      The Ukrainian Communications Standoff

      In the war of nerves now raging over Ukraine, the West does not need to counter Russian propaganda with its own parallel truth: it can rely on the power of facts. …read more Source: Carnegie Endowment for International...

      The Revolution of Dignity taught Ukrainians self-reliance
      Nov25

      The Revolution of Dignity taught Ukrainians self-reliance

      The main achievement of the Revolution of Dignity is that Ukrainians learned to deal with everything on their own. This opinion was expressed by Deputy Director of Sociological Service Mykhailo Mischenko, informs the news agency UNIAN. According to the expert, unlike in 2004, Ukrainians no longer rely on the government, politicians, or officials....

      Poison Letters Put Czech Police on Alert, Russian Loan for French Nationalists
      Nov25

      Poison Letters Put Czech Police on Alert, Russian Loan for French Nationalists

      Plus, Georgia and her allies decry Russia-Abkhazia pact; Estonia opens its e-government platform to the world. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Russia and Germany: The Antipodes in the International System
      Nov25

      Russia and Germany: The Antipodes in the International System

      In character and attitude, Germany and Russia are the antipodes in today’s international system. That could explain perhaps both the closeness the two countries have felt for years and the growing confrontation which has come with the Ukraine crisis. …read more Source: Carnegie Endowment for International...

      Kennan Cable No.1: In Kyiv, The Front Is a Phone Call Away
      Nov25

      Kennan Cable No.1: In Kyiv, The Front Is a Phone Call Away

      My conversation with a Ukrainian freelance reporter, Nikolai Vorobiev, at a park across the street from the imposing Cabinet of Ministers building in Kyiv, is interrupted by a call. Nikolai just spent three weeks with the Right Sector Volunteer Ukrainian Corps battalion, known by its Ukrainian acronym DUK, which is fighting against pro-Russian...

      The Hagel opportunity
      Nov24

      The Hagel opportunity

      The resignation of Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel creates a golden opportunity for the new Republican majority in the Congress: not only will the hearings on Hagel’s replacement be a natural venue for reviewing the defense reductions and many retreats of the Obama years, but they provide a forum for Republicans to begin to chart a positive...

      iden, Davutoğlu: Energy Key to Resolving Security Challenges
      Nov24

      iden, Davutoğlu: Energy Key to Resolving Security Challenges

      Vice President Joe Biden and Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu spoke at a special closing session of the 2014 Atlantic Council Energy and Economic Summit on the topic of European energy security. In the shadow of Russia’s annexation of Crimea and military intervention in Ukraine, Biden spoke of the need for Europe to diversify its...

      Putin Rules Out a New Iron Curtain, Albania’s Secret Bunker Comes Out of the Cold
      Nov24

      Putin Rules Out a New Iron Curtain, Albania’s Secret Bunker Comes Out of the Cold

      Plus, OSCE diplomat calls for end of impunity in Russia journalist killings, and the European Parliament weighs condemnation of a Serbian war-crimes suspect. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      A Firebrand Aims for Moldova’s Seat of Power
      Nov24

      A Firebrand Aims for Moldova’s Seat of Power

      Dubbed a ‘public enemy’ for his abrasive methods, activist Oleg Brega is hoping to proclaim his message from a higher platform. …read more Source: Transitions Online...