Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
Cambodia’s Peace After 25 Years
This week marks 25 years since the Paris Peace Accords marked the official beginning of the end of the violent civil war in Cambodia. The anniversary offers an opportunity to reflect on the hard-won lessons of how to rebuild after decades of conflict, the challenge of postwar justice, and how Cambodian peacebuilding efforts might be useful to...
Mr. Timely. Oleksandr Yaroslavskyy’s success story. One of Ukraine’s most influential businessmen
Oleksandr Yaroslavskyy’s DCH Group was the general partner of the III Global Ukrainians Forum. Onе of Ukraine’s most successful businessmen and philanthropists, he plays a special role in the development of the city of Kharkiv. He is called a talented developer, Ukraine’s best football president, Kharkiv’s largest private...
With Pipeline, Russia Sustains Dominance of Turkish Gas Market
Russia’s decision to go ahead with Turkish Stream, an offshore pipeline that will bring Russian gas to Turkey, cements its dominance of the Turkish gas market. In political terms, the revival of Turkish Stream—or TurkStream as Gazprom, Russia’s state-owned energy company, now terms the project—epitomizes the entente developing between...
The election of Hillary Clinton promises a more dangerous world
Hillary Clinton has proven to be hawkish on foreign policy. Reuters/Carlos BarriaIn a long and often exasperating presidential campaign, Americans and the world have been subjected to Donald Trump’s odious and often incoherent rhetoric, and from both sides much vitriol and endless accusations of deceit, crookedness and sexual misconduct. In...
Germany’s New Skepticism About China
Over the last decade, China and Germany have developed what Jonas Parello-Plesner and I called a “special relationship.” The basis for it was the growth of German exports, in particular automobiles and machinery, to China. This economic symbiosis led to an increasingly close political relationship – in particular, between Chancellor Angela Merkel...
Watch List: Oct. 24, 2016
The items listed below represent potential emerging issues that our analysts are tracking. These can be long term or short term, but will be updated daily. If an item on our Watch List becomes critical, we will email you a full analysis explaining its significance. Each Saturday, we will follow up our daily Watch List for each week with our...
Assessing combat readiness: preparation for war or a means of exerting power? власти?
Security Russia’s leadership carried out its latest, and so far, largest test of combat readiness of its armed forces in late August 2016 which subsequently developed into an equally extensive series of military exercises: “Caucasus 2016”. The last drill of this kind took place in February 2016. The objectives of these measures were very...
Old Ukraine Launches Campaign against Ukraine’s Most Influential Woman and Top Banker
An attempt is underway in the Ukrainian parliament to deprive the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) of its independence and oust its governor, Valeriya Hontareva. This would be a major reversal of Ukraine’s economic reforms and must be stopped.In the last two years, Ukraine has carried out its most fundamental economic reforms since its...
“Foreign Policy Audit: Ukraine-Moldova”
On October 28, the Institute of World Policy will hold a public discussion “Foreign Policy Audit: Ukraine-Moldova”. …read more Source: Institute of World...
Sorry West, Russia’s Just Not That Into You: Preparing for Long-Term Estrangement
Transatlantic TakePresident Putin is benefitting from the present hostilities with the West, so last week’s attempts by some European leaders and Donald Trump to ease tensions are doomed to fail. In the coming years, the West should expect estrangement from Russia, at best, and hostilities, at worst. The key question for European and U.S....
