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It was a privilege talking to @kilmeade of @FoxNews about why Trump has been piling pressure on Ukraine/Zelensky ahead of a hoped-for summit meeting with Putin in Miami in mid-December--and why the White House's strategy simply won't work. youtu.be/e9xHkOepUCs?t=2106
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Russia is testing the waters of NATO’s mutual defense clause.
@DimitarBechev examines what strikes in Romanian territorial waters mean for the alliance’s posture toward Moscow.
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Winter is coming for Ukraine. The U.S.-Russia diesel deal and Starlink disruptions add to the pressure, but Senior Fellow Eric Ciaramella argues there’s an opening: coordinated pressure on Russian launchers and arms plants may bring an aerial ceasefire. foreignaffairs.com/guest-pas…
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🆕 | Funding Ukraine remains a priority for European leaders, say Vladyslav Rashkovan and Gregory P. Wilson.
As Russia’s war of aggression heads into another winter, two feasible options to mobilize support for Kyiv should be fast-tracked.
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Ukraine sees President Trump's diesel deal with Russia as a betrayal. And will it even meaningfully impact soaring gas prices in the U.S.?
@andrewsweiss explained, on @NewsHour. Watch the full interview here: youtube.com/watch?v=YxTMDzLg…
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Tomorrow I'll be talking about a new book, the Russian elite, and the economy right here with brilliant @maxseddon. Don't miss!
When Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, many in the West expected the country's elite to stop the war. Why didn't they? @amenka talks to @maxseddon about her new book on precisely this issue tomorrow at 11 am EDT / 5 pm CEST on our YouTube channel: carnegieendowment.org/events…
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1/x So excited about release of the Russian edition of Accidental Czar: the Life and Lies of Vladimir Putin!
Deeply grateful to @echofm_online and Russian media superstar Maxim Kurnikov (who translated the text!) for all their enthusiasm and friendship. @kmvir @01FirstSecond
Максим Курников представит графический роман о Путине «Случайный Царь» на ярмарке «Пражская книжная башня»
13 сентября в 16:00 приглашаем вас на презентацию графического романа Эндрю Вайса «Случайный Царь. Жизнь и ложь Владимира Путина». Книгу представит один из ее переводчиков — Максим Курников.
Почему Владимир Путин — не коварный карикатурный злодей, каким его часто представляют на Западе? Как незаметный офицер КГБ среднего звена прошел путь до авторитарного лидера России? Максим Курников расскажет о пути Путина к власти, о том, что стоит за фигурой «сильного лидера» и как его окружению удалось создать этот образ.
На ярмарке «Случайный Царь» появляется в продаже впервые — посетители смогут купить его самыми первыми.
Стенд издательства «Эхо Книги» будет работать все три дня ярмарки — с 11 по 13 сентября. На стенде будут представлены наши издания, в том числе книги Андрея Захарова, Александры Прокопенко, Ксении Лученко, Сергея Алексашенко, Екатерины Шульман, а также фирменный мерч «Эха» и программы «Статус».
Вход на ярмарку свободный. Подробнее: praguebooktower.cz/
In a new essay for the @kennaninstitute, Eric Green examines U.S. statecraft in the lead up to Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s predecessor, Nursultan Nazarbayev, outlined plans for a power transition too soon & in too much detail, ultimately losing control over the process. Tokayev is determined not to repeat his fate, writes @TUmarov: carnegieendowment.org/russia…
Tune in tomorrow at 10am for @andrewsweiss and @MassDara in conversation with Aaron David Miller on Russia's war in Ukraine.
.@carnegieendow @ceipstatecraft Join me Wednesday August 5 10-1045 with two of best Russia analysts onb the planet @andrewsweiss @MassDara to talk about the war - where we are and where we're going. Register here: carnegieendowment.org/events…
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I returned from another research trip to Ukraine’s front with colleagues @KofmanMichael @konrad_muzyka . Ukraine is fighting effectively, and Russia is increasing pressure on priority sectors in Donetsk during peak offensive season. Observations below ⬇️
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Don't miss the latest Carnegie Politika podcast with @AlexGabuev and Nate Reynolds, devoted to the future of transatlantic security following the recent NATO summit in Ankara. carnegieendowment.org/russia…
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Had an interesting discussion with @PhillipsPOBrien and @edwardstrngr65 , about tech revolution in Ukraine military, thank you Phil for invitation
Hi All, just finished a detailed chat with @Andriypzag and @edwardstrngr65 . We delved into the creation of Ukraine's new paradigm of airpower, how the mid strike campaign is working and how western militaries still have a ways to go to grasp this. Enjoy. open.substack.com/pub/philli…
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New article with Greg Whisler. We lay out how the Russian force expanded during the war leading to a paradox: as the quantity grew, its ability to employ force at scale decreased. As Moscow fielded more forces, the value of that mass steadily diminished. warontherocks.com/a-return-t…
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@MassDara provides a rich analysis of Russia's wars and military reconstitution after '91, necessary background for understanding Putin's motivations for invading Ukraine in '14 and then again in '22. In the @kennaninstitute series on the war's origins.
kennaninstitute.org/past-eve…
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Happy to join @mkimmage to discuss the Russian military, from a practitioner’s perspective working in the Pentagon and think tank space. Topics span the 90s freefall, 2000s recovery, and how Putin confidently misunderstands military power. Timestamps and topics ⬇️
@MassDara provides a rich analysis of Russia's wars and military reconstitution after '91, necessary background for understanding Putin's motivations for invading Ukraine in '14 and then again in '22. In the @kennaninstitute series on the war's origins.
kennaninstitute.org/past-eve…
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Good article by @yarotrof in which I talk about knights and pikemen
The way of war is changing, as shown by conflicts in Ukraine and Iran. Are the hundreds of billions of dollars being invested today in new tanks, planes and warships going to become the equivalent of buying horses and arrows on the eve of machine guns and howitzers? My deep dive. wsj.com/world/war-tech-chang…
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"Russia looks set to reap economic benefits from closer ties with Southeast Asian countries that are keen to find reliable energy suppliers and diversify trade ties." Read @AlexGabuev's opinion here: carnegieendowment.org/russia…
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How have the latest series of drone attacks and the Middle East conflict affected the Russian energy industry? Listen to the latest Carnegie Politika podcast episode with @AlexGabuev and @mitrovat. carnegieendowment.org/russia…
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While Ukraine is doing well across much of the front line, on missile defense the trend is negative. Russia is using more ballistic missiles, they are getting more out of those capabilities, and the number of interceptors being provided to Ukraine is not tangibly increasing.
