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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Belarusians Debate Their Development Path
      Jul01

      Belarusians Debate Their Development Path

      The Fifth All-Belarusian People’s Assembly (ABPA) opened in Minsk, on June 22. The two-day gathering brought together 2,500 delegates representing managers from all levels of power along with publicly acclaimed “rank-and-file” workers, scientists, students, and so on (Belta.by, June 22). It is debatable why there is a need in Belarus for...

      Russian Elites are Worried: The Unpredictability of Putinism
      Jun30

      Russian Elites are Worried: The Unpredictability of Putinism

      Russian elites are worried. The economic recession, Western sanctions, and semi-isolation are endangering the personal and professional interests of most of the upper middle classes, scientific and cultural elites, top-ranking administrators, and small and medium entrepreneurs. The new confrontational course in relations with Western countries...

      Russian Elites are Worried: The Unpredictability of Putin
      Jun30

      Russian Elites are Worried: The Unpredictability of Putin

      Russian elites are worried. The economic recession, Western sanctions, and semi-isolation are endangering the personal and professional interests of most of the upper middle classes, scientific and cultural elites, top-ranking administrators, and small and medium entrepreneurs. The new confrontational course in relations with Western countries...

      Rethinking Deterrence: Adapting an Old Concept to New Challenges
      Jun30

      Rethinking Deterrence: Adapting an Old Concept to New Challenges

      Russia’s aggressive moves have returned military power politics to the European continent. This has revived the Cold War concept of deterrence, which will be the focus of the 2016 NATO Warsaw Summit. However, discussions on increasing the number of rotational forces in Eastern Europe are only ad hoc measures that address islands of a...

      Turkey Says Istanbul Airport Attackers From Russia, Central Asia
      Jun30

      Turkey Says Istanbul Airport Attackers From Russia, Central Asia

      Turkish media outlets have released contradictory details about the suicide bombers. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Detained Russian Governor on Hunger Strike
      Jun30

      Detained Russian Governor on Hunger Strike

      Kremlin critic says he was framed and that he’s ready to explain everything. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Ukraine Won’t Accept Changes to Association Agreement
      Jun30

      Ukraine Won’t Accept Changes to Association Agreement

      June 30, 2016 …read more Source: Center on Global...

      Ukrainian Opera Singer Dies While Fighting in Donbas
      Jun30

      Ukrainian Opera Singer Dies While Fighting in Donbas

      Wassyl Slipak had left a 20-year opera singing career in France to fight in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      The dislocations of Brexit: can India gain?
      Jun30

      The dislocations of Brexit: can India gain?

      On 23rd June 2016, citizens of the United Kingdom (UK) shocked the world especially their European partners by voting to leave -“Brexit” – the European Union (EU). Equally upset was the United States (U.S.), whose president had campaigned against Brexit. The U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry lamented that Brexit constituted the loss of his...

      Gove and Leadsom declare Tory leadership bids as poll finds May would beat Johnson among party members
      Jun30

      Gove and Leadsom declare Tory leadership bids as poll finds May would beat Johnson among party members

      Gove and Leadsom declare Tory leadership bids as poll finds May would beat Johnson among party membersA number of Conservative MPs have today formally announced they are standing for the leadership of the party including Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom, Justice Secretary Michael Gove and former Defence Secretary Liam Fox, all of whom backed...