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Omelicheva: We need to dig deeper into Russia’s own views of international politics

(KU) As Vladimir Putin recently withdrew from a landmark nuclear agreement, policymakers and media pointed it out as the latest sign of deterioration of Russian relations with the United States. This follows…

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Omelicheva: Religion has been used as a source of unity and peace but also a source of war and conflict

(KU.edu) A University of Kansas researcher has developed a framework to analyze how governments can use religion in different ways to legitimize their own power. "Religion has been used…

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PONARS Strategic Conversations

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022 has upended its relations with neighbors in the region. Over the last several decades, countries across Eurasia have varied widely in…

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Russia in a Changing Climate

PONARS Eurasia Task Force: Russia in a Changing Climate As the climate emergency escalates, we have seen an accompanying growth in research on climate change in the social sciences. Russia…

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Ukrainathon 2023 (Feb. 24-25)

Thank you for joining us! See the event recordings on YouTube. A 24-hour marathon event spotlighting Ukrainian resilience through scholarship, art, and activism one year since Russia’s invasion. The Institute…

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United We Stand (With Russia)? How Moscow’s Soft Power Shaped Views on the War

The 2022 Russian war against Ukraine elicited worldwide indignation. Wealthy democratic countries levied harsh sanctions on the Russian economy and provided humanitarian and military support to Kyiv. Muted behind the…

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Why Would Western Policymakers Favor a Ukrainian Stalemate Over Victory?

During the first days of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, some Western governments muttered that if the blitzkrieg on Kyiv succeeds, they might accept Ukraine’s…

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PONARS Eurasia Fall Policy Conference

Thank you for joining us! Stay tuned for the policy memos and event videos. Friday, September 30th The Elliott School of International Affairs, 1957 E St. NW, Washington DC or…

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Perspectives on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: A Collection of PONARS Eurasia Policy Memos

PONARS Eurasia proudly presents a new curated e-book of policy memos, featuring diverse contributions from PONARS Eurasia experts on various impacts and aspects of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Table…

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Policy Exchange Discussion & Memos: Guaranteeing Ukraine’s Long-Run Security (June 9)

Over one hundred days into Russia’s invasion, Ukraine is still valiantly defending itself against an unprecedented existential threat. For this first entry in our Policy Exchange series, we invited six…

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Mariya Omelicheva

Omelicheva: We need to dig deeper into Russia’s own views of international politics

Omelicheva: Religion has been used as a source of unity and peace but also a source of war and conflict

PONARS Strategic Conversations

Russia in a Changing Climate

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Perspectives on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: A Collection of PONARS Eurasia Policy Memos

Policy Exchange Discussion & Memos: Guaranteeing Ukraine’s Long-Run Security (June 9)