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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      New law in Ukraine would strip citizenship of Crimean victims of Russian occupation
      Apr23

      New law in Ukraine would strip citizenship of Crimean victims of Russian occupation

      Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has proposed amendments to the Law on Citizenship which, if passed, would deprive Crimeans of their Ukrainian citizenship for actions forced on them by Russia as occupying state …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

      Syria: The Defining Issue of Our Generation
      Apr22

      Syria: The Defining Issue of Our Generation

      How could we not understand that in the anti-war coalition’s Manichaean world the role of evil was reserved solely for the Western democracies? Over the past decade or so Russia has waged war against Georgia, in Ossetia ad Abkhazia, attacked Ukraine, …read more Source: Gatestone...

      Watch List Findings: April 21, 2018
      Apr21

      Watch List Findings: April 21, 2018

      What follows are the preliminary findings for issues identified in the daily Watch Lists this week. We are only sending findings that we regard as significant or potentially significant to keep this list manageable. We have findings for all the Watch List items. Should you be interested in findings not listed here, please contact us and we will...

      The EU Twinning Instrument in Ukraine: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats
      Apr20

      The EU Twinning Instrument in Ukraine: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats

      The EU Twinning Instrument in Ukraine: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and ThreatsDmytro PanchukFabienne Bossuyt20 April 2018 …read more Source: Centre for European Policy...

      Denuclearization Again? Lessons from Ukraine’s Decision to Disarm
      Apr20

      Denuclearization Again? Lessons from Ukraine’s Decision to Disarm

      Apr 19, 2018The authors offer three insights from Ukraine’s path to denuclearization that may help deal with today’s proliferation challenges. …read more Source: Belfer Center for Science and International...

      Belarus Turns the Screws on Online Media
      Apr20

      Belarus Turns the Screws on Online Media

      Journalists push back against proposed amendments that would complicate the work of online reporters and impose restrictions on social media users. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Fears of Radiation Leak From Flooded Ukraine Mine
      Apr20

      Fears of Radiation Leak From Flooded Ukraine Mine

      Kyiv and Washington are calling on Ukrainian separatists not to stop the pumps in a mine where a small nuclear bomb was detonated in 1979. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Georgia Looks to the NATO Brussels Summit
      Apr20

      Georgia Looks to the NATO Brussels Summit

      Since 1949, NATO’s membership has increased from 12 to 29 countries. Successive rounds of NATO enlargement have enhanced international security. Euro-Atlantic integration itself has also continuously fostered reform and ensured the stability necessary for prosperity. In theory, NATO’s door is open to all democracies that share...

      Economic Recovery in Belarus Accelerates
      Apr20

      Economic Recovery in Belarus Accelerates

      The speed of economic recovery in Belarus has accelerated in early 2018, but the foundations for solid growth need to be strengthened, says the latest World Bank Economic Update on Belarus. The economic outlook remains challenging due to external financing needs and unaddressed domestic structural bottlenecks. Improved household consumption and...

      Assad is in a weaker position than most think

      For all the furore about last week’s missile strikes on Syria, they were were strikingly limited in scope. Far from the “big price” boasted about by Donald Trump, the attacks focused very narrowly on three sites linked to the Assad regime’s chemical weapons programme. Targets were chosen both to avoid collateral damage and, more...