Commentary
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Mar- 2022 -14 March
The Big Picture: Europe’s Refusal to Fight and Democratic Weakness
Europe’s leaders have not only betrayed the people of Ukraine; their manifest weakness now imperils the entire future of humanity.
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13 March
‘Putin’s Folly:’ Biggest Foreign Policy Error Since WWII?
Before the Ukraine invasion, Putin's foreign policy of undermining American democracy, weakening NATO, and expanding Russian military strength was working, but now it’s all reversed and crumbling.
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10 March
Why Is Putin Invading Ukraine Now?
Whatever the explanation for Putin's Ukraine invasion, it is certain that the continuation of the Russian bombardment is tragic and bound for further devastation.
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8 March
NATO’s Help to Ukraine Could Deter Russia From Territorial Expansion
By helping Ukraine, NATO sends signals of resoluteness that could deter Russia from additional aggressive actions and attempts at territorial expansion.
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3 March
Menu of Foreign Policy: Sanctions, Cyberwar, and Troop Deployment in Ukraine
Countries have a menu of different options to achieve foreign policy goals and the US is currently evaluating which options it will pursue to try to dissuade Russia.
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3 March
‘Russia’s Ancestral Lands’ and Putin’s Justification to Invade Ukraine
Putin’s war is not solely about identity, but it drives him and is the main justification for his actions in Ukraine.
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2 March
It Is High Time for Turkey to Bury the S-400s
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has demonstrated it is high time for Turkey to bury its S-400s, rekindle relations with the West, and realize its essential transatlantic future.
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1 March
Less Than a Week Into the War: Expectations and Surprises
While the war with Ukraine may not have unfolded as Putin expected, much of it could have been anticipated.
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Feb- 2022 -23 February
Putin Will Not Stop at the Dnieper
Ukraine should be a wake-up call for the United States to increase its military presence in Bosnia and Herzegovina before it’s too late.
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16 February
Congressional Action on Semiconductors Could Harm National Security
A legislative proposal to ban a critical component of semiconductors could worsen the US chip shortage and harm national security.
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