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Thousands of Ukrainian service personnel and civilians are being held by Russia. The Kremlin’s disregard for international law is making their fate increasingly difficult to establish.
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May 15, 2024
The Georgian Government’s Great Gamble
With the so-called Russian Law now passed, Georgia risks far-reaching consequences in its relations with the West.
May 15, 2024
Georgia’s Youth Stand Up for Democracy
Under the shadow of the ancient Narikala Fortress, a symbol of resilience perched above Tbilisi, a new army of dissent is forming.
May 15, 2024
China-Russia Axis Heralds an Ominous Future
The world’s great autocratic powers are taking clear aim at the US and its allies. Increasingly, they represent a unified threat.
May 14, 2024
Serbian Propaganda Factories Boost Support for Moscow
As Serbian media outlets stoke support for Russia across the Balkans, the West must challenge Belgrade’s disinformation.
May 14, 2024
Message to NATO’s Military — Hug Your Taxpayers
Norway’s royals are spending time with the armed forces as a rite of passage; other Western countries should offer the same to their citizens.
May 14, 2024
Ukraine’s Wartime Democrats Battle Conscription Crisis
Unlike Russia, which is indifferent to the fate of its troops, Kyiv’s democrats are struggling to balance recruitment and compulsion.
May 14, 2024
Russia’s Economy: Closer to the Edge Than it Looks
Vladimir Putin may be able to violate international law with relative impunity. The laws of economics are less yielding.
May 13, 2024
Sweden: From Partner to Ally
Ann Linde, former Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs, discusses Sweden’s support for Ukraine, the future of European security, and feminist foreign policy.
May 13, 2024
Putin and the Secret Policeman’s Ball
As Putin starts his fifth term as Russian president, he has appealing offers for security services on the dark side.