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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Joe Biden’s Political Future in Europe
      Jun23

      Joe Biden’s Political Future in Europe

      President Joe Biden’s popularity among American voters has been in descent since he took the oath of office in January of 2021. Indeed, by May 25 of this year, Biden’s approval rating, as related by Paul Bedard in a Washington Examiner editorial, had fallen below that of every president back through Harry Truman at that point in their...

      Thirty years of UN climate talks: New challenges for cooperation
      Jun23

      Thirty years of UN climate talks: New challenges for cooperation

      Intersessional climate negotiations just concluded in Bonn, 30 years after the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was signed. They set the stage for the annual summit, which this year will take place in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, in November. Talks were conducted against the backdrop of an evolving landscape in international...

      As Ukraine pushes for EU candidate status, enlargement hopes fade in the Western Balkans
      Jun23

      As Ukraine pushes for EU candidate status, enlargement hopes fade in the Western Balkans

      …read more Source:: German Institute for International and Security...

      Europe’s Leaders Must Not Stumble Towards a New Munich
      Jun23

      Europe’s Leaders Must Not Stumble Towards a New Munich

      Mr Macron, in particular, has emerged as the chief European cheerleader in favour of Ukraine making concessions to Russia to end the fighting, while the leaders of Germany and Italy, which both rely heavily on Russia for their energy needs, are also said …read more Source:: Gatestone...

      Should Ukraine Settle with Russia?
      Jun23

      Should Ukraine Settle with Russia?

      Should the United States humiliate Russia—and Russian President Vladimir Putin specifically—over the Russo-Ukrainian War? It could lead to escalation and new wars, but the United States and NATO may need to think twice before offering concessions. …read more Source::...

      Top EU official ‘optimistic’ about Ukrainian membership move this week
      Jun23

      Top EU official ‘optimistic’ about Ukrainian membership move this week

      The post Top EU official ‘optimistic’ about Ukrainian membership move this week appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      Has the War in Ukraine Damaged Russia’s Gray Zone Capabilities?
      Jun23

      Has the War in Ukraine Damaged Russia’s Gray Zone Capabilities?

      Russia’s actions are to blame for the damage done to its gray zone capabilities, but it’s the West’s choice to see whether this respite represents a short-term aberration or presents opportunities for some long-term fixes. …read more Source::...

      “No One Is Wearing Ties in Kyiv These Days”
      Jun23

      “No One Is Wearing Ties in Kyiv These Days”

      The Ukrainian capital embraces a new normal against the backdrop of war. …read more Source:: Carnegie Endowment for International...

      Election in France: A political earthquake with consequences for economic policy
      Jun22

      Election in France: A political earthquake with consequences for economic policy

      Re-elected French President Emmanuel Macron has lost his absolute majority in parliament. In the final stages of the parliamentary election campaign, economic policy had come into focus as Macron came under pressure due to the populist proposals of the left from the EU-sceptic Jean-Luc Mélenchon. The left-wing alliance is now clearly the...

      Wendy Sherman and Stefano Sannino on Ukrainian EU membership, Russian escalation, and Chinese technology
      Jun22

      Wendy Sherman and Stefano Sannino on Ukrainian EU membership, Russian escalation, and Chinese technology

      The post Wendy Sherman and Stefano Sannino on Ukrainian EU membership, Russian escalation, and Chinese technology appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...