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New Atlanticist

Jul 17, 2014

Point/Counterpoint: Iran Nuclear Talks

Atlantic Council experts Barbara Slavin and Matthew Kroenig discussed on July 17 what’s at stake in the most recent extension to the Iran nuclear talks.

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New Atlanticist

Jul 17, 2014

Ukraine News Roundup | July 17

By Irena Chalupa

The Crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 Is a Game Changer via New Republic General Breedlove: The Meaning of Russia’s Military Campaign Against Ukraine via Wall Street Journal As Ukraine Heats Up, Exxon to Airbus Eye Growing Risks via Bloomberg Russia is Firing Missiles at Ukraine via Foreign Policy Is it Time to Bring Containment Back? via National Interest Ukrainian Female Pilot Faces […]

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New Atlanticist

Jul 14, 2014

Ukraine News Roundup | July 14

By Irena Chalupa

Russia’s Global Image Negative Amid Crisis in Ukraine via Pew Global Ukraine: Mounting Evidence of Abduction and Torture via Amnesty International Blurred Lines Between War and Peace via American Interest Ukraine Determined to Avoid the “Frozen-Conflict” Paradigm via Jamestown Welcome to Free Kiev via Washington Post Germany’s Choice: Will It Be America or Russia? via der Spiegel Bitter Residents of Slavyansk Pick Up Pieces of Shattered […]

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New Atlanticist

Jul 10, 2014

Ukraine News Roundup | July 10

By Irena Chalupa

Is There a Future for Ukraine? from Atlantic Russia’s Invisible Hand Drives Ukraine Conflict from Moscow Times Where Are the Russia Sanctions? Senate Hawks Ask Obama Administration from Foreign Policy Ukraine Rebels Call Putin a Coward After Russian Inaction from Time Why Moldova Urgently Matters from Real Clear World Five Russian Weapons of War NATO Should Fear from National Interest

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New Atlanticist

Jul 7, 2014

Ukraine News Roundup | July 7

By Irena Chalupa

Ukraine’s Lawless War Zones Recede as Rebel Fighters Fall Back from Time Wanted: A Real War of Ideas With Russia from National Interest Struggling Russians Less Euphoric About Annexation of Crimea from Moscow Times How Ukraine Can Begin to Move Forward from Huffington Post Russia Resurrects Soviet Ways in Treatment of the Crimean Tatars from Kharkiv Human Rights Group The Belarus Free Theatre’s Badass Dissident […]

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New Atlanticist

Jul 3, 2014

Storify: #ACSyria with Ambassador-at-Large of the State Department’s Office of Global Criminal Justice Stephen J. Rapp

By Justine Jablonska

War crimes and crimes against humanity – committed both by regime forces and particular extremist groups such as the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham – continue in Syria.  Stephen J. Rapp, ambassador-at-large of the Office of Global Criminal Justice, spoke at the Atlantic Council on July 2 about the State Department’s ongoing efforts to promote […]

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New Atlanticist

Jul 3, 2014

Moscow Investigates, Orders Arrest of Ukrainian Officials on War Crimes Charges

By Irena Chalupa

A court in Moscow this week ordered Russian authorities to seek the arrest of Ukrainian billionaire and provincial governor Ihor Kolomoisky for alleged killings of civilians amid Russia’s proxy war in southeast Ukraine. As owner of Ukraine’s biggest bank, plus airlines and other companies, Kolomoisky has been ranked by Forbes in recent years as Ukraine’s […]

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New Atlanticist

Jul 3, 2014

Ukraine News Roundup | July 3

By Irena Chalupa

Criminal Underground in Moldova Feeds Russia’s War Against Ukraine (VIDEO) from Kyiv Post Opinion: Ukraine Statement Leaves Questions Unanswered from Deutsche Welle Soros to EU: Help ‘New Ukraine’ Against ‘New Russia’ from EU Observer Putin’s NATO Fears Are Groundless from Moscow Times Dmitry Kiselev is Redefining the Art of Russian Propaganda from New Republic Ukrainian Military Forces Use Bombs of American Origin – Representative of […]

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New Atlanticist

Jul 3, 2014

The West Retreats from Actually Pressing Russia to Stop Ukraine War

By John E. Herbst

This Week Was the Deadline for the Kremlin to Halt Its Proxy Attacks on Ukraine – or Face Sanctions. It Has Done Neither. It has been barely five weeks since tens of millions of Ukrainians achieved a major victory for themselves and for Europe with a democratic election that marginalized extremists and delivered the most nationally […]

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New Atlanticist

Jul 3, 2014

Amid Ukraine Crisis, Can US and NATO Buttress Support for Georgia?

By James Rupert

As Putin Faces Added Crises, NATO Can Push Georgia’s Membership Bid, Analysts Say  As the United States and NATO ponder how best to support a democratizing Ukraine against Russia’s ongoing attacks, the crisis over Ukraine has raised the stakes on an adjacent issue – whether NATO should accept Georgia’s eager request to join the alliance. […]

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