Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
State of the Union symposium: What President Obama should say, and what he will say
Tomorrow, January 20th, is President Obama’s seventh State of the Union address. Observers will be watching closely as he lays out his agenda for his remaining time in office. We have gathered here the opinions of several AEI experts on what they think the president should cover in his speech, andwhat we might expect him to actually say....
China-EU Relations in the Context of the Ukraine Crisis
…read more Source: German Institute for International and Security...
Eyeing Tajikistan’s Weak Spot, Russia Presses for Integration
Life gets tougher for migrant workers whose countries don’t belong to Moscow’s trading bloc. From EurasiaNet.org. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
No New Cease-Fire for Ukraine, Mass Killing in Armenia Prompts a Call from Putin
Plus, jihadists reportedly expand their recruitment drive in Kyrgyzstan, and rights groups protest the jailing of a Macedonian journalist. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
A Message of Freedom and Dignity for All – Catholic Times Profile on Bishop Borys Gudziak
Catholic Times Profile on Bishop Borys Gudziak, 16 January, 2015 – A Message of Freedom and Dignity for All See full PDF text here – Catholic Times January 2015 …read more Source: Ukrainian Institute,...
Four Months after the Ukraine-Russia Truce, Putin Can’t Risk Implementing That Deal
The War at Donetsk’s Airport is On—For the Same Reason that Peace Talks Planned for This Week Are Off The intensified battle between Ukraine and Russia for the airport in Donetsk seems likely to be a fight over this month’s military message in the Donbas war. Russia’s army veterans, fighting as mercenaries, form the bulk of the...
Shameful Economic Secrets Exposed!
Conflict and sanctions reveal the squishy underbelly of the region’s economies. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
Vucic Walks Rhetorical Line in Kosovo, U.S. Boosts Energy Ties with Bulgaria
Plus, CEE sees little exposure in Swiss franc’s surge, and Russia faces a ‘junk’ bond rating. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
‘Watchers of the Sky’: Awakening the World’s Moral Conscience
The mass killings of minority groups, which have occurred time and time again throughout history, are often beyond comprehension. How can humans be capable of such evil?But even more inexplicable and troubling is the fact that many of these atrocities have gone largely unnoticed. They have not received due recognition and response either from...
Ukraine’s Dignified Warrior: Nadia Savchenko Confronts Her Kremlin Captors
Paratrooper, Pilot, and now Parliament Member, Savchenko Pursues a Hunger Strike That Is Raising Public Pressure Against Moscow In seven months since a Russian-backed militia in southeastern Ukraine captured Nadiya Savchenko, the Ukrainian paratrooper and pilot has become one of her country’s biggest icons in its war against the Russian...
