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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Europe’s new agenda in the Western Balkans
      Sep05

      Europe’s new agenda in the Western Balkans

      The main message for the Western Balkans is clear: countries in the region need to demonstrate a sufficient level of political governance before any technical process of EU accession can begin. …read more Source:: European Council on Foreign...

      A more streamlined Commission structure
      Sep05

      A more streamlined Commission structure

      Ensuring that the Commission maintains its ability to make decisions …read more Source:: European Policy...

      The Kremlin’s Oligarchs in the West
      Sep05

      The Kremlin’s Oligarchs in the West

      Following the sanctioning of a number of top Russian oligarchs who used to do the Kremlin’s bidding in the West, the Russian government is now engaging less public figures to carry out its “delicate tasks and negotiations,” writes popular Russian Telegram-channel Maluta Skuratov. …read more Source:: Institute of Modern...

      To Fight Pollution, He’s Reinventing The Mongolian Tent
      Sep05

      To Fight Pollution, He’s Reinventing The Mongolian Tent

      It takes the taxi driver three tries to find the neighborhood and at least another three wrong turns on narrow unpaved roads before he locates the company’s front gate. Each time he gets turned around the driver reaches for a cell phone. On the other end of the line Odgerel Gamsukh directs the driver to Gamsukh’s garage door business....

      EUISS administrative documents 2013
      Sep05

      EUISS administrative documents 2013

      Tuesday, July 2, 2013EUISS administrative documents 2013 …read more Source:: European Union Institute for Security...

      Shock to the sistema: Ukraine’s youthful new government
      Sep04

      Shock to the sistema: Ukraine’s youthful new government

      Will Ukraine’s young new leaders begin to reckon with their deep state? …read more Source:: European Council on Foreign...

      Government of experts in Ukraine
      Sep02

      Government of experts in Ukraine

      On 29 August, Ukraine’s parliament voted through Oleksiy Honcharuk’s candidacy for the position of prime minister, together with the composition of the new government (see annex). The new cabinet received the support of the Servant of the People party and a large number of independent deputies (281 votes in total). The number of...

      Ukraine’s New Leadership: Opportunities and Risks
      Sep02

      Ukraine’s New Leadership: Opportunities and Risks

      Invitation Only Research Event 23 September 2019 – 9:30am to 11:00amAdd to CalendariCalendar Outlook Google Yahoo Chatham House | 10 St James’s Square | London | SW1Y 4LE …read more Source:: Chatham...

      Putin’s 20th Anniversary as the Leader of Russia
      Sep02

      Putin’s 20th Anniversary as the Leader of Russia

      Vladimir Putin, image by VABo2040 via PixabayBESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 1,271, August 30, 2019 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Vladimir Putin’s government might be proud of many internal as well as foreign achievements, but strategically, Russia has fallen well behind the West. Putin is partly to blame, though titanic shifts in world politics...

      How To Make Sense Of Foreign Protests, Conflicts And Uprisings
      Sep02

      How To Make Sense Of Foreign Protests, Conflicts And Uprisings

      The Australian Broadcasting Corporation, our government-funded media outlet, has published an article titled “Australian expat living in Hong Kong throws off business suit to join protest movement“. The entire story is in the headline: some random guy, who ABC keeps anonymous but for the name “Daniel”, has joined the protests in Hong Kong....