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

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Ukraine’s Best Chance for Peace

(Foreign Affairs) How Neutrality Can Bring Security—and Satisfy Both Russia and the West. At this stage of the war in Ukraine, as Russia steps up its offensive in the Donbas…

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Influencers, Echo Chambers, and Epistemic Bubbles: Russia’s Academic Discourse in the Wake of the War in Ukraine

Moscow’s aggression against Ukraine and Russian troops’ atrocities against the Ukrainian people have unleashed an outpouring of condemnation around the world. Sweeping economic sanctions imposed on Moscow have spilled over…

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Witnessing Ukraine, Watersheds in the Balkans

Common threats unify. Unfortunately, the war on Ukraine had to happen to make clear what already should have been. As French President Emmanuel Macron explained, NATO went from being braindead…

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Rebuilding Ukraine: Pre-War Trends and Post-War Priorities Should Inform the Process

A massive national reconstruction effort for Ukraine, guided by that country’s government and popular will, must be launched even before Russian aggression is defeated. At this writing, with large-scale hostilities…

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Russia’s Muslim Leaders on the Invasion of Ukraine: United in a Display of Loyalty, Divided in Competition for Power

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24 has deepened the existing cracks within Russia’s biggest religious institution, the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC). The Moscow Patriarchate is about to lose its…

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Putin’s Occupation Options for Ukraine: Keep or Trade?

In his speech declaring the launch of the so-called “limited military operation,” President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia had no plans to occupy Ukraine: “We are not planning to impose…

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Vladimir Putin’s Casus Belli for Invading Ukraine

On February 24, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a “special military operation” in Ukraine. Although the scale of the invasion caught many analysts by surprise, this was not the…

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Moscow’s Manipulated Memory Politics and Attack on Ukraine

Hardly anyone expected that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has been going on since the 2004 Orange revolution one way or another, would turn into an actual war.…

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

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

Ukraine’s Best Chance for Peace

Influencers, Echo Chambers, and Epistemic Bubbles: Russia’s Academic Discourse in the Wake of the War in Ukraine

Witnessing Ukraine, Watersheds in the Balkans

Rebuilding Ukraine: Pre-War Trends and Post-War Priorities Should Inform the Process

Russia’s Muslim Leaders on the Invasion of Ukraine: United in a Display of Loyalty, Divided in Competition for Power

Putin’s Occupation Options for Ukraine: Keep or Trade?

Vladimir Putin’s Casus Belli for Invading Ukraine

Moscow’s Manipulated Memory Politics and Attack on Ukraine