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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Extremely cautious. Romania’s approach to the Russian invasion of Ukraine
      Oct18

      Extremely cautious. Romania’s approach to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

      On 8 October 2022, Romania’s Minister of National Defence Vasile Dîncu gave a controversial interview whose content contradicted the pro-Ukrainian stance which had been adopted by his country regarding the prospects for ending the ongoing war. Dîncu stated that the Kremlin has the means enabling it to prolong the conflict and that...

      Preparations for the Battle of Kherson. 235th day of the war
      Oct18

      Preparations for the Battle of Kherson. 235th day of the war

      The heaviest fighting occurs in the Bakhmut area and Soledar, located northeast of Bakhmut. According to some sources, Ukrainian forces have begun pulling reserves into the city to reinforce defences. Russian troops were to continue to apply pressure on the line of the Zherebets River in the northeastern part of Donetsk Oblast, stopping attempts...

      Bread + Medicine: American Famine Relief in Soviet Russia, 1921–1923
      Oct18

      Bread + Medicine: American Famine Relief in Soviet Russia, 1921–1923

      Bread + Medicine: American Famine Relief in Soviet Russia, 1921–1923 Maryann Mon, 10/17/2022 – 17:15 The Center for Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies (CREEES) and the Hoover Institution Library & Archives co-sponsor a presentation by Bertrand Patenaude, curator of the latest exhibition from the Library & Archives, Bread...

      Secretary of State Antony Blinken Underscores Importance of Restraining Russian Aggression and Outcompeting China in Securing Post–Cold War Liberal Order
      Oct18

      Secretary of State Antony Blinken Underscores Importance of Restraining Russian Aggression and Outcompeting China in Securing Post–Cold War Liberal Order

      Secretary of State Antony Blinken Underscores Importance of Restraining Russian Aggression and Outcompeting China in Securing Post–Cold War Liberal Order Rachel Moltz Mon, 10/17/2022 – 17:12 Hoover Institution (Stanford University) – Before a full crowd of mostly students in the Hoover Institution’s Hauck Auditorium, Secretary of...

      Ukraine has a Russia problem not a Putin problem
      Oct17

      Ukraine has a Russia problem not a Putin problem

      The post Ukraine has a Russia problem not a Putin problem appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      Technology, Economics, And Governance News Roundup | October 7-14
      Oct17

      Technology, Economics, And Governance News Roundup | October 7-14

      Technology, Economics, And Governance News Roundup | October 7-14 Rachel Moltz Mon, 10/17/2022 – 11:53 Industrial Policy & International Security China’s chip industry set for deep pain from US export controls | Financial Times New US export controls are targeting China’s AI and high-performance computing efforts. An export...

      Sustaining A Major Military Intervention
      Oct17

      Sustaining A Major Military Intervention

      Sustaining A Major Military Intervention Rachel Moltz Mon, 10/17/2022 – 09:12 Is the United States either politically or materially capable of sustaining a large overseas military intervention? The short answer is that for the next several years, our military’s material advantages and technological modernization give us an...

      Putin’s blackout blitz: Russia aims to freeze Ukrainians into surrender
      Oct17

      Putin’s blackout blitz: Russia aims to freeze Ukrainians into surrender

      The post Putin’s blackout blitz: Russia aims to freeze Ukrainians into surrender appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      Leadership and Support for Interventions
      Oct17

      Leadership and Support for Interventions

      Leadership and Support for Interventions Rachel Moltz Mon, 10/17/2022 – 05:39 Americans generally unite in support of military interventions only when they perceive grave threats to their security. After Pearl Harbor, the American people embarked on war with an unprecedented degree of unity, one that was to last to the end of the war. The...

      Can the United States Sustain a Large Overseas Military Intervention?
      Oct17

      Can the United States Sustain a Large Overseas Military Intervention?

      Can the United States Sustain a Large Overseas Military Intervention? Rachel Moltz Mon, 10/17/2022 – 05:30 As with many things regarding the United States and its foreign and national security policies, the answer is “it depends.” It depends upon how the war starts. In 1999 Walter Russell Mead wrote a brilliant essay “The Jacksonian...