Long-range Missiles Can ‘Alleviate’ Pressure but Not a ‘Game-changer’ for Ukraine
A conversation about President Biden’s decision to allow Ukraine to use long-range American missiles inside Russia.
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As Ukraine Stumbles and Russia Advances, What Does it Mean?
A conversation about how North Korean troops, manpower woes, and Donald Trump coming back to the Oval Office could mean for Ukraine.
Orbán’s Rebellion Against Europe Gains Momentum
Emboldened by Trump’s win, Orbán is determined to place Hungary at the center of European—and even global—decisionmaking. His European partners must think creatively and strategically to manage his disruptive influence.
- Zsuzsanna Szelényi
Ukraine Research Trip Notes: Fall 2024, Part 1
A conversation about the changing situation in Ukraine.
· November 6, 2024
War on the Rocks’ The Russia Contingency with Michael Kofman
Europe is Trapped Between Technocracy and Democracy
Europe is so caught between technocracy and politics that it may be unable to address the monumental list of challenges it faces.
Odesa’s Cosmopolitan History Is Under Threat
Kyiv needs a hearts-and-minds policy to win over Russophone Ukrainians in these places who feel no loyalty to Putin but have been acculturated in Russian and will still feel insecure about what the government has in mind for their language and cultural choices.
The Meaning of Creeping Ukrainian Losses in the East
A discussion of territorial losses in the Donbas, the situation in Kursk, manpower challenges on both sides, and how Ukraine is seeking war termination on favorable terms.
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