Overview Kotryna Jukneviciute is a defense analyst at the RAND Corporation, and her work has focused on Russian military operations, defense of the Baltics, nuclear escalation dynamics, space security, security cooperation, and U.S./Turkey relations. Her recent work has explored dynamics between Belarus and its regional neighbors, Russia-China military cooperation, and the use of commercial space
Introduction Founded in 1949 as a bulwark against Soviet aggression, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) remains the pillar of U.S.-Europe military cooperation. An expanding bloc of NATO allies has taken on a broad range of missions since the close of the Cold War, many well beyond the Euro-Atlantic region, in countries such as Afghanistan
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In this Wilson Center video, Sarah B. Barnes, Project Director of the Maternal Health Initiative, and Kira Rudik, a Ukrainian Member of Parliament and Leader of the Holos/Voice Party , discuss the devastating effects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the incredible resilience the world has seen since from the Ukrainian people. The video captures a
Category: Ukraine War Russia Does Not Want Peace – At Least, Not Now Posted October 16, 2023 by Arne Bård Dalhaug & filed under Regions and Powers, Security, Ukraine War Only the Kremlin can take a decision that would end the war in such a way as to achieve a credible and long-lasting peace in
Bottom Line: As the Russian invasion of Ukraine presses into its third week, Western leaders continue to focus on the Russian President’s state of mind as an important indicator of what he may do as the battle in Ukraine continues. The Russian mission in Ukraine is showing signs of desperation as The Financial Times reports
Skip to content Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has disrupted global energy markets and other aspects of Middle Eastern economies, with the long-term effects, particularly in the Gulf region, yet to be determined. AGSIW is closely following the implications of the Ukraine crisis on the Gulf Arab states and how Gulf governments are responding. The Latest […]
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By Type All Authors ReportThe Drivers of and Outlook for Russian-Iranian CooperationRussia and Iran's recent cooperation regarding Ukraine has raised concerns that the once wary partners might be moving toward a more comprehensive, strategic alliance. Such a prospect could have significant consequences for the United States' ability to safeguard its interests in the Middle East.Oct
In his recent national address, Vladimir Putin laid out a vision for Russia that is at odds with the security and economic architecture that the West has counted for years. Can the U.S. and its Allies deter Putin’s aggression? Do we have the tools and strategy to effectively counter Moscow’s dark vision for the future?To