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No Easy Way to End Ukraine’s Bloodshed
Kimberly Marten argues that a negotiated settlement that ends Ukraine’s fighting will eventually be reached, and Putin will undoubtedly have gained politically.
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What’s Next for Ukraine?
Alexander Motyl explains that the biggest challenge to resolving the crisis in Ukraine is finding a solution that Russia would accept.
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NATO and the Crisis in Ukraine
Dr Andrew Monaghan explains how the protracted Ukraine crisis is reshaping the European security agenda.
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Sanctions are not Enough
Ian Kearns, Director of the ELN, argues that sanctions are not enough and calls for a wider strategic response designed to bring Putin to the negotiating table.
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Time for NATO to Look Inward
Eugene Rumer, Director of Carnegie’s Russia and Eurasia Programme, argues that it is time for NATO to look to internal strengthening rather than external expansion.
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Russia’s Elite And The West: Unrequited Love – Forever?
Dmitry Babich discusses the changing relationship between Russia’s elite and the West.