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    • Op-Ed

    Sending Weapons to Ukraine Won’t Help

    Sending weapons to Ukraine would be a symbolic step that could exacerbate violence in Eastern Ukraine. Without security reforms, no amount of weapons will make Ukraine safe from Russia or from itself.

    • Op-Ed

    Russia’s Goal in Ukraine Remains the Same: Keep NATO Out

    Russia’s policy toward Ukraine has nothing to do with Russian expansionism or imperial nostalgia and little with the need to win domestic political support for Putin. The Kremlin’s main strategic goal in Ukraine is to keep this country out of NATO.

    • Carnegie.ru Commentary

    The Sanctions Crossroads

    The first three months of U.S.-led sanctions did not cause yet deep-seated problems for Russian economy. Regardless, the stakes for Russia are very high. Like the proverbial ancient warrior, it is standing at a crossroads now.

    • Strategic Europe

    Mr. Obama Goes to Warsaw, Then Brussels

    Obama’s forthcoming visit to Poland is a reminder that Washington stands with its Eastern European allies. That is a stark contrast to the position of Western European capitals.

    • Carnegie.ru Commentary

    Ukraine: Power to the Regions

    • Bruno Coppieters
    • May 30, 2014

    Federalism for Ukraine constitutes a formidable challenge. But the risks involved remain acceptable—when faced with the threat of all-out civil war, a federation can still be judged a necessary compromise.

    • Strategic Europe

    Quo Vadis, Postelection Ukraine?

    If Ukraine’s president-elect wants to end his country’s violence, he must concentrate his efforts on diplomatic talks that started in a halfhearted manner before the election.

    • Event

    Al-Qaeda Transformed: The Core, Its Affiliates, and Their Splinters

    This conference brought together leading scholars and practitioners from the United States, Europe, and the Arab world to examine the complex dynamics underway within al-Qaeda.

    • Carnegie.ru Commentary

    The Ukrainian Crisis and Iranian Negotiations

    A number of complex questions remain unresolved as negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program enter their final stage. The main question is whether the cooperation between Russia and the West would continue at the previous levels in the midst of the crisis in Ukraine.

    • Op-Ed

    Get Ready World: The U.S.-Russian Rivalry Is Back

    The Ukraine crisis has opened up a period of intense geopolitical competition, rivalry, and even confrontation between Russia and the West. The area of competition is again Eastern Europe; only this time, further to the east of its Cold War namesake.

    • Carnegie.ru Commentary

    Wanted: A Ukraine Economy Impact Study

    Ukraine looks set to sign a free trade deal with the European Union. However, the EU and Russia have fundamentally different ideas about what its impact will be. Now it is time for an independent study in order to fill out the political argument with some real economic data.

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