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A conversation with leader of the democratic opposition in Belarus Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya

What can officials in the United States do to support the democratic movement in Belarus in the face of continuing repression and state terror from Lukashenka’s regime? Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, leader of the democratic opposition in Belarus, joins live from the Atlantic Council to discuss.

Turkish-Russian competition in Ukraine and the Caucasus

Warming ties between Ankara and Moscow have not reduced Turkey’s competitive stance with Russia in Ukraine and the South Caucasus.

Czechmate? Russia’s relations with Czechia go up in smoke

As Czechia and Russia spar over groundbreaking reports of Russian intelligence operations in Czechia, this diplomatic crisis is fast becoming the latest significant flashpoint in Moscow’s relations with Europe.

debates

Is US policy toward Moscow too confrontational?

Is US policy toward Moscow too confrontational? Is there a better way for the international community to deal with the challenges posed by Putin and Russia?

Is NATO still relevant?

Is NATO still a relevant force to manage the challenges to the international order of the twenty-first century and the great powers testing its limits?

Should Europe go its own way?

Should Europe seek its own strategic road, independent of the US for the first time since 1945? As the EU deepens cooperation among member states, should it seek US support for its projects or disregard its transatlantic ally?