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    • Strategic Europe

    The Dangers of German Strategic Haplessness

    Germany owes much of its strength to the fact that the country is embedded into the West. Germans should remember that and eschew any temptations of neutrality.

    • Carnegie.ru Commentary

    India The Abstainer

    The challenges New Delhi faces inside the country and along its borders do not allow it to fully support the Russian annexation of Crimea, since this would create a precedent that can be used against India’s own territorial integrity. However, India could not denounce Russia either, because it acted similarly four decades ago.

    • Carnegie.ru Commentary

    The “Besieged Fortress” Virus

    After the Russian annexation of Crimea, the Belarusian President Lukashenko starts creating a “besieged fortress” and mobilizing the Belarusians to defend their country from potential Russian aggression. Moreover, Kazakhstan’s President Nazarbayev may follow Lukashenko’s example. It is clear that the future Eurasian Union cannot be strong.

    • Op-Ed

    Why Street Protests Don’t Work

    Behind street demonstrations there is rarely an organization capable of following up on protesters’ demands and undertaking the complex political work that produces real change in government.

    • Strategic Europe

    Putin Marches Into Eastern Ukraine, Europe Ponders

    As Russia continues to redraw the map in Eastern Europe, it is time for the EU and NATO to speak out about how they plan to stop Putin’s land grab in Ukraine.

    • Op-Ed

    The Ukraine Crisis Threatens Germany Especially

    Russia’s intervention in Ukraine is an attack on the very order that underpins Germany’s freedom, security, and prosperity. Alarm bells should be ringing in Berlin.

    • Carnegie.ru Commentary

    Transnistria: A Gathering Storm

    Moldova’s government wants association with the EU, but is committed to the “reunification of Moldova” by means of “re-integration” of Transnistria. The reality, however, is that Moldova can be made whole only if it decided to turn east rather than west.

    • Op-Ed

    Europe’s Neighborhood Policy is in Trouble, but Not Beyond Saving

    • Jan Techau
    • April 07, 2014
    • European Leadership Network

    The European Neighborhood Policy needs some serious technical and political reforms if the EU wants to turn its only tool for its neighborhood into a good one.

    • Strategic Europe

    Bad Idea, Vladimir!

    • Karl-Heinz Kamp
    • April 04, 2014

    Seen from the Kremlin, Russia’s annexation of Crimea might look like a positive step toward rebuilding a lost empire. Yet on balance, the picture is much bleaker.

    • Carnegie.ru Commentary

    Russian-Western Confrontation: Prepare for a Long Haul

    For the U.S. public and its political establishment, Russia is back as an adversary. Having taken on U.S. power, the Russian state will need to be very smart—and very good—to withstand the confrontation.

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