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EUROPE
Necessary reforms for Ukraine’s military
By Zachary Popovich On August 6, Russian forces killed four Ukrainian soldiers in the Donetsk region, despite renewed ceasefire agreements.…
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AMERICAS
Election meddling, fleecing of investors and sanction busting: The tale of Russian oligarch brothers, Alexai and Dmitry Ananyev and what the Justice Department should do
By Dr. Theodore Karasik If we have learned anything over the past two years, it is to expect the unexpected.…
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Editor's Picks
Confronting Russian energy hegemony in Europe
By Raphael Benaroya Russia’s global aggression has included both overt and covert acts—most notably military interventions in Ukraine and Syria,…
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Editor's Picks
Bleak see on the Black Sea
Following the latest events in and around the Black Sea, two old questions are reappearing. Both are inviting us for…
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BUSINESS
A case for a U.S.-Poland security and economic partnership
By Raphael Benaroya “Poland has not yet perished, so long as we still live.” Those are the opening words of…
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AMERICAS
NATO forgets all politics are local
By Phil W. Reynolds All politics are local, even for the leader of the world’s superpower. NATO angst over Donald Trump’s…
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ASIA
Russia and Trump
By Traci Seltzer-Castillo Trump “bought” the POTUS by 1) manipulating voters through big data (ie. The block chains and other…
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Breaking News
U.S. sanctions disrupting global value chains
By Dr Nima Sanandaji, Dennis Avorin and Judith Levy The Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014, the downing of a civilian aircraft,…
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EUROPE
Structuring Ukraine’s phantom republics
By Rene Wadlow 11 May marks the anniversary of the referendum of the citizens in Eastern Ukraine to create the…
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EUROPE
Russian annexation of Crimea is final
By Abdul Ruff Crimea was an integral part of Russia for centuries and is historically, culturally and linguistically Russian. Just like…
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