Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
Audit of European Support for Ukraine
On October 6, the ECFR, in cooperation with the Institute of World Policy and the Swedish Embassy in Kiev will launch a new report ‘Audit of European Support for Ukraine’. …read more Source: Institute of World...
Clone of Student Essay Contest Entry Form
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May to trigger Brexit talks by March 2017, says UK is not leaving “to give up control of immigration again” or to “return to jurisdiction” of the ECJ
May to trigger Brexit talks by March 2017, says UK is not leaving “to give up control of immigration again” or to “return to jurisdiction” of the ECJThe UK will begin the formal Brexit negotiation process by triggering Article 50 “no later than the end of March next year”, Prime Minister Theresa May told the Conservative Party Conference in...
In Russia has no more cynical organization than the FSB and the Foreign Intelligence Service.
September 28, 2016 Can there be a division of the Russian elite, and why the West is more interested in Ukrainian reforms in the near future – the war in Donbas, Politeka told Russian political scientist and historian Aleksandr Sytin – The result of the election to the Duma for you had expected? – It is absolutely expected result. In view...
Russia’s SU-27 Probably Departed Belarus
DigitalGlobe imagery from June 2016 shows the departure of Russia’s SU-27SM at Baranovichi. (DigitalGlobe) The Russian Air Force appears to have recalled their Su-27SM from Belarus, a review of satellite imagery of the 61st Fighter Airbase in Baranovichi suggests. Russia had 4 Su-27SM Flanker parked in revetments on the Quick Reaction Alert...
The New Internal Forces Driving Reforms in Ukraine
Ukrainian Minister of Finance Oleksandr Danyliuk will discuss how recent reform initiatives in Ukraine look from the inside and the role international partners play in pushing reforms forward. Mr. Danyliuk will outline what to expect in the coming months as well as the longer-term Ukrainian strategic agenda, highlighting how budget reform could...
Kleptocracy Weekly: September 24-30, 2016
A weekly round-up of leading stories on kleptocracy and its enablers… Must-Reads The U.S. needs a new approach to confront the emerging Sino-Russian axis. (WSJ) “If you knew Putin like we know Putin…” Estonia’s president and Lithuania’s foreign minister discuss the Kremlin’s kleptocracy. (Daily Beast) Azerbaijan’s ruling...
2016-2017 Rising Experts Program Participants
Abigail Adams is a second-year Masters of the Arts Candidate at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) where she is concentrating in Russian and Eurasian Studies. Prior to her enrollment at SAIS, Ms. Adams worked for four years on Capitol Hill. First, she served as a Staff Assistant for Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut...
Gary Johnson’s ‘Aleppo Moments’ Don’t Undo a Smart, Libertarian Foreign-Policy Platform
Emma Ashford Gary Johnson did it again. Upon being asked to name a world leader he admired, the Libertarian candidate for president flubbed, unable to name a single one. “I guess I’m having an Aleppo moment,” he admitted, harking back to his last big misstep, when he proved unable to identify the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo, site of one...
Syria – The US Propaganda Shams Now Openly Fail
The Obama administration, and especially the CIA and the State Department, seem to be in trouble. They shout everything they can against Russia and allege that the cleansing of east-Aleppo of al-Qaeda terrorist is genocidal. Meanwhile no mention is ever made of the famine of the Houthis in Yemen which the US and Saudi bombing and their blockade...
