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      Events In Ukraine Change The Calculus On Anti-Tech Legislation (From RealClearMarkets)
      Apr08

      Events In Ukraine Change The Calculus On Anti-Tech Legislation (From RealClearMarkets)

      The United States has a powerful weapon that Ukraine has unleashed on Russia without having to plead or ask for U.S. government permission: the American tech sector. The prompt and voluntary withdrawal of U.S. tech companies from Russia, and their [Read More…] The post Events In Ukraine Change The Calculus On Anti-Tech Legislation (From...

      Maintaining Mobility for Those Fleeing the War in Ukraine
      Apr08

      Maintaining Mobility for Those Fleeing the War in Ukraine

      Europe is currently experiencing the largest refugee crisis since World War II. The European Union (EU) has activated the Temporary Protection Directive for the first time. Accordingly, refugees from Ukraine can freely choose where to go, and they have the right to work and receive social benefits in their chosen host country. Even if the number...

      Russlands nukleare Drohgebärden im Krieg gegen die Ukraine
      Apr08

      Russlands nukleare Drohgebärden im Krieg gegen die Ukraine

      Jeder Konflikt mit einer Atommacht wie Russland birgt die Gefahr, dass Kernwaffen tatsächlich eingesetzt werden. Sorgen um dieses Risiko macht sich Präsident Wladimir Putin offensiv zunutze. Mit seinen nuklearen Drohungen rückt der Kreml von Russlands bisheriger Doktrin ab, die dem eigenen Atomarsenal eine Schutzrolle zu­schreibt. Moskau will auf...

      US Officials Admit They’re Literally Just Lying To The Public About Russia
      Apr08

      US Officials Admit They’re Literally Just Lying To The Public About Russia

      NBC News has a new report out citing multiple anonymous US officials, humorously titled “In a break with the past, U.S. is using intel to fight an info war with Russia, even when the intel isn’t rock solid”. The officials say the Biden administration has been rapidly pushing out “intelligence” about Russia’s...

      Ukraine War Frenzy Proves: It’s Still John McCain’s GOP
      Apr08

      Ukraine War Frenzy Proves: It’s Still John McCain’s GOP

      “The senator from Kentucky is now working for Vladimir Putin,” fumed John McCain back in March 2017. His target: Rand Paul, who had committed the unforgivable offense of momentarily delaying the latest round of NATO expansion. Montenegro, a tiny country in southeastern Europe that most Americans have never heard of, was about to join the...

      The Military Situation In The Ukraine
      Apr08

      The Military Situation In The Ukraine

      Part One: The Road To WarFor years, from Mali to Afghanistan, I have worked for peace and risked my life for it. It is therefore not a question of justifying war, but of understanding what led us to it. I notice that the “experts” who take turns on television analyze the situation on the basis of dubious information, most often hypotheses erected...

      How will Russia’s war in Ukraine reshape the European political scene? Look to France.
      Apr08

      How will Russia’s war in Ukraine reshape the European political scene? Look to France.

      The post How will Russia’s war in Ukraine reshape the European political scene? Look to France. appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      Lessons for NATO from the war in Ukraine
      Apr07

      Lessons for NATO from the war in Ukraine

      By Daniel S. Hamilton …read more Source::...

      Rebuilding Ukraine: EU must prepare to lead the post-war recovery
      Apr07

      Rebuilding Ukraine: EU must prepare to lead the post-war recovery

      The post Rebuilding Ukraine: EU must prepare to lead the post-war recovery appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...

      Putin’s Russia may echo the Soviet bloc, but it is far smaller
      Apr07

      Putin’s Russia may echo the Soviet bloc, but it is far smaller

      It has become commonplace to analyze Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the international response to it, through the prism of the Cold War. This framing makes sense, but it is also important to keep in mind that today’s Russia, even together with its allies such as Belarus, is much smaller than the… …read more Source::...