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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      A dying dream: Europe’s never-ending economic nightmare
      Nov06

      A dying dream: Europe’s never-ending economic nightmare

      This past Saturday the members of the new European Commission, the “cabinet” of the European Union’s executive branch, took office. Led by former Luxembourgish prime minister Jean-Claude Juncker, the new Commission faces a wide range of challenges both within the Union and in its near abroad. The EU faces an unemployment rate higher than 10...

      Hungary’s Gradual Embrace of Putinism
      Nov06

      Hungary’s Gradual Embrace of Putinism

      Hungary’s current Prime Minister not only believes in closer ties with Vladimir Putin, but also would like to replicate his authoritarianism in Hungary. Over the last year, there has been much focus on the crisis in Ukraine, little attention has been paid to Hungary’s undermining of liberal democratic principles under the current...

      Newsflash to the new Congress: Tiered readiness is here now
      Nov06

      Newsflash to the new Congress: Tiered readiness is here now

      The modern day version of “tiered readiness” has arrived for the U.S. military. While the news has yet to sink in the minds of Washington leaders, the state of affairs across the force speaks for itself.During the defense drawdown in the 1990s, this concept was instituted with units preparing to deploy at peak readiness while the majority of the...

      Plunging oil prices set off a global chess game
      Nov06

      Plunging oil prices set off a global chess game

      It may be hard to imagine, but other things have been going on in the world besides the election. And while I no doubt will return to the implications of Tuesday’s contests (not to mention the upcoming ones in December and January), I want to turn my attention now to another important story. First, though, I want to mention a couple of...

      Russian Doctors March Against Harsh Reform; EU Opens EULEX Probe
      Nov06

      Russian Doctors March Against Harsh Reform; EU Opens EULEX Probe

      Plus, SOCAR’s purchase of Greek company comes under scrutiny, and an aged Romanian accused of murdering dissidents says he was only following orders. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      It’s No Time for EU Wobbling Over Ukraine
      Nov06

      It’s No Time for EU Wobbling Over Ukraine

      Ukraine has experienced a number of failed revolutions. The hope today is that the October 26 elections will finally bring about the change the country needs. …read more Source: Carnegie Endowment for International...

      Ukraine: Shelling deaths of children playing football in Donetsk must be investigated
      Nov05

      Ukraine: Shelling deaths of children playing football in Donetsk must be investigated

      Headline Title: Ukraine: Shelling deaths of children playing football in Donetsk must be investigated …read more Source: Amnesty...

      Foreign policy and the new Congress
      Nov05

      Foreign policy and the new Congress

      Washington is awash with dreamers, those who consistently allow their beautiful hopes to trump history and reality. And in the world of foreign policy, those dreamers have been in overdrive. I’ve been told that the new GOP-dominated Congress is going to deep-six the Iran deal that Barack Obama desperately wants; that it’s going to arm...

      Ukraine’s Holodomor: A Genocide Lost in the Pages of History
      Nov05

      Ukraine’s Holodomor: A Genocide Lost in the Pages of History

      on Ukraine’s Holodomor: A Genocide Lost in the Pages of History… The post Ukraine’s Holodomor: A Genocide Lost in the Pages of History appeared first on Acton Institute PowerBlog.Related posts:The Famine Remembered: Lessons from Ukraine’s Holodomor and Soviet Communism Holodomor Ukraine in the Crosshairs: Its Ongoing Turbulent...

      The Kremlin Reinvention of Ukraine’s History
      Nov05

      The Kremlin Reinvention of Ukraine’s History

      For two hundred years, Ukraine and Russia have conflicted over Ukraine’s history and sovereignty. Recently the Kremlin has tried to rebrand large regions of Ukraine as Novorossiya, or ‘New Russia’. The Ukrainians are fighting back, however. Long-term implications of this change in attitudes have not yet fully dawned on the Kremlin,...