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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Good Neighbors Make Good Security: Coordinating EU Critical Infrastructure Protection Against Cyber Threats
      May26

      Good Neighbors Make Good Security: Coordinating EU Critical Infrastructure Protection Against Cyber Threats

      By Philip Chertoff. Photo by Lars Kristian Flem|Flickr, licensed by CC BC-NY 2.0Introduction In October 2016, Meyer Werft Shipyard notified electricity provider, E.ON Netz, that the Norwegian Pearl, their newly-built cruise ship, would soon depart their factory and requested a disconnection of the Conneforde Diele 380 kV double line, so that the...

      Net migration to the UK fell to 248,000 in 2016, as number of EU nationals leaving rose by 31,000
      May26

      Net migration to the UK fell to 248,000 in 2016, as number of EU nationals leaving rose by 31,000

      Net migration to the UK fell to 248,000 in 2016, as number of EU nationals leaving rose by 31,000Net long-term migration to the UK fell to 248,000 last year, a decrease of 84,000 compared with 2015 and the lowest level seen in over two years. This was largely driven by an increase in emigration. Migration levels from the Eastern and Central...

      Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs
      May26

      Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs

      The aim of this call is to expand and strengthen the existing network of Intermediary Organisations (IOs) which act as local contact points for newly established entrepreneurs as well as experienced entrepreneurs in the participating countries. IOs will be selected to implement the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme at local level. They...

      A Border as a Dynamic Space
      May26

      A Border as a Dynamic Space

      Viewing Syria and Jordan from Israel, Oct. 18 2015, D. Myles Cullen/US Department of DefenseBESA Center Perspectives No. 477, May 26, 2017 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Israel aspires to permanent borders. Yet a nation, a homeland, a state, and permanent borders are not necessarily congruent, and this complexity is not unique to Israel. Israel should...

      Transparency International urges the Prosecutor General to take constructive criticism less emotionally
      May26

      Transparency International urges the Prosecutor General to take constructive criticism less emotionally

      The Prosecutor General of Ukraine and his press office used accusations towards international organizations in response to the critical statement of the anti-corruption network Transparency International concerning the apparent lack of progress in the anti-corruption investigation against the grand corrupts officials of the former regime....

      Ukraine moves to support political prisoners held in Crimea & Russia and their families
      May26

      Ukraine moves to support political prisoners held in Crimea & Russia and their families

      A very welcome legislative initiative, if passed into law, will give formal recognition to the political prisoners held in occupied Crimea and Russia, and financial assistance to their families. Donbas at present does not appear to be included, which is one of many issues that needs to be considered …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights...

      Russia afraid to call key defence witness in political trial of Crimean Tatar leader
      May26

      Russia afraid to call key defence witness in political trial of Crimean Tatar leader

      A court in Russian-occupied Crimea has rejected the defence’s application for Crimean Tatar Mejlis leader Refat Chubarov to give testimony in the ongoing ‘trial’ of Chubarov’s Deputy, Akhtem Chiygoz. …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

      Idealism or Betrayal?: What Clinton-Yeltsin Rhetoric about NATO Expansion Tells Us about Today’s U.S.-Russia Crisis
      May26

      Idealism or Betrayal?: What Clinton-Yeltsin Rhetoric about NATO Expansion Tells Us about Today’s U.S.-Russia Crisis

      Revisiting the rhetoric surrounding NATO expansion sheds light on the current confrontation between Russia and the West. May 24, 2017 By Connor Cleary President Bill Clinton addresses NATO, 1994 (Image: NATO) On December 31, 1999, Russian President Boris Yeltsin unexpectedly resigned, saying that it was time for a new generation to lead Russia....

      Kleptocracy Daily: May 25, 2017
      May25

      Kleptocracy Daily: May 25, 2017

      ​News Democratic lawmakers asked Deutsche Bank to hand over its findings on two politically charged matters — its banking on behalf of now-President Trump and trades from the bank’s Moscow operation that helped move some $10 billion out of Russia. Read the original letter here. A former Trump campaign aide has registered to lobby on behalf...

      France Could be the Gateway Between the U.S. and Europe
      May25

      France Could be the Gateway Between the U.S. and Europe

      Alexandra de Hoop Scheffer gave an interview for Les Echos on the main stakes of the May 25th NATO meeting. She discussed the role of the French president Macron in NATO saying that his priority is to preserve and reinforce the US-French special relationship in terms of defense cooperation. France’s military leadership in fighting terrorism...