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Sushko: Ukraine could make concessions on the Minsk roadmap, but not until there are significant security improvements

(DW) Don't give into pressure from the West. No political solution until there is a lasting ceasefire. This posture seems to have established itself as a consensus in Kyiv when it comes…

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Russia-India arms deal

(RMR) Russia and India signed a major arms deal on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Goa this past weekend. The deal included four major components. First, India becomes the…

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Ukrainian think tanks: Minsk agreement “red lines” for Kyiv

(dif.org) Ukrainian think tanks have prepared a memo for Ukrainian authorities regarding the “red lines,” i.e. the limits for compromise in the areas of political dialogue, security, and humanitarian issues that…

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Ukraine and Georgia: How Much of a Common Faith?

(GIP) For a number of years now, Ukraine and Georgia have often been cited together as a certain tandem of countries that share their aspirations, challenges and perspectives. It is hardly…

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Articles by Pavel Baev and Oxana Shevel in Current History

(Current History) What Drives Moscow’s Military Adventurism? (by Pavel Baev)—Russia’s propensity to use military force as an instrument of policy—and even as an instrument of choice—has become increasingly pronounced over…

Ukraine’s New Government: Possibility of Progress or Another Pre-Term Election in Sight?

(PONARS Policy Memo) Two and a half years after the Euromaidan revolution, Ukraine represents a mixed story of improvements and setbacks. In April 2016, a new cabinet was formed under Prime…

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Europe’s Forgotten Refugees: The Humanitarian Crisis in Ukraine

(Foreign Affairs) (Co-authored with Beth Mitchneck and Jane Zavisca) In recent years, international headlines have featured stories and images of the ongoing refugee crisis in the Middle East and its effects in western Europe. Few…

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Ukraine, 25 years of independence: a strong nation deserves an effective state

(FIIA) During the ongoing conflict in Donbas, Ukraine – its multiple social ills, regional and linguistic differences notwithstanding – demonstrated unprecedented national mobilization. But a modern and transparent state is still…

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Is War the New Normal in Ukraine? [Interview with Olexiy Haran]

(Hromadske Radio) I’m Marta Dyczok for Hromadske Radio in Kyiv. Last Sunday US Presidential Candidate Donald Trump made even more waves than usual. In an ABC TV interview he suggested that…

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Connections: Trump And Russia [Podcast]

(Connections with Evan Dawson) We sort out the substance from the noise surrounding Donald Trump's relationship with Vladimir Putin. Our guest is Dr. Randy Stone, director of the Skalny Center…

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Sushko: Ukraine could make concessions on the Minsk roadmap, but not until there are significant security improvements

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Ukrainian think tanks: Minsk agreement “red lines” for Kyiv

Ukraine and Georgia: How Much of a Common Faith?

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