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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Europe’s Ultimate Choices on Ukraine
      Oct17

      Europe’s Ultimate Choices on Ukraine

      As the Ukraine conflict continues, a basic question with ethical dimensions has risen and will need to be answered soon by European politicians: how moral it is to support Ukraine “as long as it takes” against the necessity of protecting your own citizens’ welfare and the constitutional duty to follow your people’s mandate which is...

      EU-Japan security cooperation following Russia's war in Ukraine
      Oct17

      EU-Japan security cooperation following Russia's war in Ukraine

      In collaboration with the Embassy of Japan to Italy, the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) in Rome is organizing a one-day event comprising a morning closed door Track 1.5 Dialogue and an afternoon public workshop. This one-day even will bring together security practitioners and major experts from both Europe and Japan to analyse the...

      Belarus mobilises forces. 232nd day of the war
      Oct17

      Belarus mobilises forces. 232nd day of the war

      Russia continues its attacks on critical infrastructure facilities across Ukraine, but they are limited compared to the strikes on Monday. Defenders report the destruction of many missiles and most kamikaze drones obtained from Iran (National Security and Defence Council Secretary Oleksiy Danilov estimated that the aggressor loses 85–90% of the...

      European Summit in Prague Sets Agenda and Isolates Moscow
      Oct17

      European Summit in Prague Sets Agenda and Isolates Moscow

      The leaders of the 27 EU member states and 17 others met in Prague on October 6 to inaugurate the European Political Community (EPC). In a series of statements, the wider Europe took a firm stance against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine and brutal violation of the Helsinki Principles. While the heads of state and government did not issue a...

      The Need for Real Leadership: The Cost of Not Supporting Ukraine
      Oct16

      The Need for Real Leadership: The Cost of Not Supporting Ukraine

      The difficult reality is that we may never know what would push Putin to make the decision to go nuclear…. The U.S. objective should be to deter him: make the potential cost to him so high that it would be suicidal for him even to try. The clearest and …read more Source:: Gatestone...

      Russian War Report: Russia escalates war by targeting cities across Ukraine
      Oct14

      Russian War Report: Russia escalates war by targeting cities across Ukraine

      The post Russian War Report: Russia escalates war by targeting cities across Ukraine appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      Gazprom cuts supplies to Moldova and threatens to cancel contract
      Oct14

      Gazprom cuts supplies to Moldova and threatens to cancel contract

      Since 1 October, Gazprom – the sole supplier of gas to Moldova – has reduced the volume of gas it sends to that country (including Transnistria) from 8.06 mcum per day to 5.7 mcum, a drop of 30%. The Russian company claims that it reduced the flows because of the actions of Ukraine, which refuses to allow larger volumes of gas to pass through the...

      Biden Administration’s Dithering Inviting Worldwide Aggression: Russia, China, Iran
      Oct14

      Biden Administration’s Dithering Inviting Worldwide Aggression: Russia, China, Iran

      The West is not threatening Russia. Putin is threatening the West. Putin might desperately try to reverse the situation, whatever the cost… Ukraine and its heroism have shocked the world. Ukraine’s army can win, but it will require the unwavering …read more Source:: Gatestone...

      Meet the Ukrainian TV star fundraising millions for the country’s war effort
      Oct14

      Meet the Ukrainian TV star fundraising millions for the country’s war effort

      The post Meet the Ukrainian TV star fundraising millions for the country’s war effort appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      U.S. Grand Strategy: The Case for Realism
      Oct13

      U.S. Grand Strategy: The Case for Realism

      U.S. Grand Strategy: The Case for Realism Rachel Moltz Thu, 10/13/2022 – 09:23 The question before the house is: have our commitments to Ukraine and threats to Taiwan forced the U.S. to reconsider potential involvements in other parts of the world? The short answer is no—we are not forced to limit our actions based on those commitments. We...