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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Blacklist exposes judges involved in political persecution in Russian-occupied Crimea
      Apr04

      Blacklist exposes judges involved in political persecution in Russian-occupied Crimea

      The Crimea Human Rights Group has collated important information about all judges involved in illegally imprisoning Ukrainian citizens in Russian-occupied Crimea. The blacklist will provide vital documentation for international courts as well as evidence to back demands for the individuals to face Ukrainian and international sanctions....

      US Needs ‘Strategic and Moral Clarity’ for Russia Reset
      Apr04

      US Needs ‘Strategic and Moral Clarity’ for Russia Reset

      The presence of “strategic and moral clarity” in Washington is essential before a reset in the US-Russia relationship can be attempted, John E. Herbst, director of the Atlantic Council’s Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center and a former US ambassador to Ukraine, said in Washington on March 28. US President Donald J. Trump has expressed a desire for...

      Russia–Japan Relations in the Era of Trump
      Apr03

      Russia–Japan Relations in the Era of Trump

      Photo credit: Drop of Light / Shutterstock.com As Russia continues to dominate Washington’s domestic politics and threatens European cohesion on a daily basis, one country has been consistently courting the Kremlin with enthusiasm: Japan. Tokyo has pursued a rapprochement with Moscow ever since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe returned to power in...

      Japan–Russia Relations: The View from Moscow
      Apr03

      Japan–Russia Relations: The View from Moscow

      Photo credit: knyazev vasily / Shutterstock, Inc. At a time when Russia is criticized across the West for invading Ukraine, annexing Crimea, and meddling in elections, Japan remains committed to trying to build closer ties with Russia. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe believes that better relations with Moscow would promote Japan’s...

      The Thaw Is Over
      Apr03

      The Thaw Is Over

      Hopes that Lukashenka had turned over a new leaf were definitively quashed with the brutality and extent of the crackdown during and after the recent “parasites” demonstrations. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Armenia Seeks Patch for Frayed EU Relationship
      Apr03

      Armenia Seeks Patch for Frayed EU Relationship

      The pact does not commit Yerevan to much of anything, leader Sargsyan explains. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Armenia: Before the Gold Rush
      Apr03

      Armenia: Before the Gold Rush

      A British mining company has struck gold in southern Armenia. What’s in it for the locals? From openDemocracy. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Boosting Female Presence in the Armenian Military
      Apr03

      Boosting Female Presence in the Armenian Military

      Going against established gender roles, the Armenian army’s initiative to include women in its ranks proved a success. From EurasiaNet.org. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Dialing Up the Diaspora
      Apr03

      Dialing Up the Diaspora

      After years of promises, Armenia’s leadership President Serzh Sargsyan says it’s high time to get Armenians abroad more involved in development policy, but will the diaspora even be interested? …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      How to Save Armenfilm
      Apr03

      How to Save Armenfilm

      A group of young people have united around the idea of reviving Armenia’s once renowned but now run-down studio, but it won’t be easy. …read more Source: Transitions Online...