Articles and Reports - The Russian Invasion of Ukraine - Special Focus

2023

Mearsheimer, Putin, ideology, and the war in Ukraine: A political discourse analysis
Author(s): Hughes, Neil
In: Journal of Language & Politics. 2023, Vol. 22 Issue 4, p438-457. 20p
Russian Federation-Ukraine War as an environmental security issue on the Black Sea
Author(s): Algan, Nesrin and Aydoğan, Gökçe Karalezli
In: Journal of the Black Sea / Mediterranean Environment. 2023, Vol. 29 Issue 1, p49-72. 24p
THE WAR IN UKRAINE: A CASE STUDY IN MODERN ATROCITY CRIME DOCUMENTATION
Author(s): Williams, Paul R. and Carle, Nicole
In: Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law. Spring2023, Vol. 55 Issue 1/2, p7-37. 31p
Ukraine: A Year of War
Series from FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Russia’s regime transformation and the invasion of Ukraine: From a failed blitzkrieg to war as the new normal
PUBLISHED 02/23/2023 · FIIA BRIEFING PAPER 357
Faces of Ukraine's Dead Haunt the West
Nicholas Tenzet | Center for European Policy Analysis | February 20, 2023
War changes everything: Russia after Ukraine
By Jānis BĒRZIŅŠ; Mark GALEOTTI; Tracey GERMAN; Marc OZAWA; Polina SINOVETS;
NDC Research Paper No. 28 - February 2023
Edited by Marc Ozawa
Ukraine, NATO and the Black Sea
By Iulian ROMANYSHYN
NDC Policy Brief No. 01 - January 2023
Russia’s War in Ukraine: Myths and Lessons
Estonian Ministry of Defense Discussion Paper | January 2023
ON THIN ICE
ACKERMAN, ELLIOT (AUTHOR)
Source: TIME Magazine. 1/16/2023, Vol. 201 Issue 1/2, p22-26. 5p. 2 Color Photographs.

December 2022

Responding to a Limited Russian Attack on NATO During the Ukraine War
by Bryan Frederick, Samuel Charap, Karl P. Mueller
How Russia spreads propaganda about Ukraine in Latin America and the impact of platform responses
Brookings | Jessica Brandt and Valerie Wirtschafter | December 2022

November 2022

Russia’s Dangerous Decline
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
By Andrea Kendall-Taylor and Michael Kofman | Published on November 1, 2022
IAEA Board Report: Nuclear Safety, Security and Safeguards in Ukraine, 10 November 2022
Report by the Director General

October 2022

Putin’s Risk Spiral : The Logic of Escalation in an Unraveling War
Peter Clement | Foreign Affairs | October 26, 2022
Russian Total War in Ukraine: Challenges and Opportunities
RUSI | Oleksandr V. Danylyuk | 21 October 2022

September 2022

NATO and Russia: defense and deterrence in a time of conflict
Magula, Justin, Rouland, Michael, and Zwack, Peter
Defence Studies. Sep 2022, Vol. 22 Issue 3, p502-509. 8p.
So-called referenda in Russian-controlled Ukraine ‘cannot be regarded as legal’: UN political affairs chief
UN News | 27 September 2022

August 2022

Guerre en Ukraine : repenser la politique étrangère française ?
IRIS | 24 août 2022 | Le point de vue de Pascal Boniface

July 2022

Building a nuclear off-ramp following the war in Ukraine
By: Doyle, James E. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Jul2022, Vol. 78 Issue 4, p218-223. 6p.
Sanctions occidentales : l’impasse ?
IRIS | 25 juillet 2022 | Le point de vue de Pascal Boniface

June 2022

The situation of human rights in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation, 24 February to 15 May 2022
UNHCR | Country Report
China's Propaganda on the War in Ukraine
Authors: Repnikova, Maria
Source: China Leadership Monitor. Summer 2022, Issue 72, p1-13. 13p.
NATO’s Adaptation to the Russia Threat
CSS Analyses in Security Policy | Issue 306 | Author(s): Henrik Larsen
Why War Fails : Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine and the Limits of Military Power
Lawrence Freedman | Foreign Affairs | June 2022

May 2022

War in Europe: preliminary lessons
By Pierre DE DREUZY; Andrea GILLI; Marc OZAWA; LGEN Olivier RITTIMANN; Cynthia SALLOUM; Thierry TARDY;
edited by Thierry Tardy
NDC Research Paper No. 23 - May 2022
In applying to NATO, Finland and Sweden give the lie to Putin’s claims
The Economist | May 15th 2022
A Mini-Russia Gets Squeezed by War
New York Times | May 15, 2022 | By Jeffrey Gettleman | Photographs by Cristian Movila
How can the US and NATO help bring about Russia’s ‘strategic failure’ in Ukraine?
ATLANTIC COUNCIL
Connor McPartland | May 11 2022

April 2022

The Return of Conquest? Why the Future of Global Order Hinges on Ukraine
Author(s): Fazal, Tanisha M.
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, May - June 2022
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What Does the West Want in Ukraine ? Defining Success—Before It’s Too Late
Author(s): Haass, Richard
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 22 April 2022
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Ukraine After the War : How the Country Can Tackle Corruption and Revive Its Democracy
Author(s): Harng, Melinda; Heilbrunn, Jacob
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 21 April 2022
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Climbing the Ladder : How the West Can Manage Escalation in Ukraine and Beyond
Author(s): Hooker, Richard D.
Report
Atlantic Council, 21 April 2022
What If the War in Ukraine Doesn’t End ? The Global Consequences of a Long Conflict
Author(s): Fix, Liana; Kimmage, Michael
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 20 April 2022
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How Ukraine Can Build Back Better : Use the Kremlin’s Seized Assets to Pay for Reconstruction
Author(s): Zelikow, Philip; Johnson, Simon
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 19 April 2022
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Rebuilding Ukraine
Author(s): Courtney, William; Holynska, Khrystyna; Shatz, Howard J.
RAND Blog, 18 April 2022
The Ukraine War : Preparing for the Longer-term Outcome
Author(s): Cordesman, Anthony H.
Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS), 14 April 2022
Former NATO Commander Says Western Fears Of Nuclear War Are Preventing A Proper Response To Putin
Author(s): Tavberidze, Vazha
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, 7 April 2022
Russian Spooks Are Being Kicked Out of Europe En Masse
In: THE ECONOMIST, 7 April 2022
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Could Insurgency Offer Ukraine a Decisive Edge ?
Author(s): Dobbins, James
The Hill, 6 April 2022
Russia’s Brutal Mercenaries Will Struggle to Make Their Mark in Ukraine
In: THE ECONOMIST, 3 April 2022
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For Putin, Invasion Is the Latest in a Long String of Failures in Ukraine
Author(s): MacFarquhar, Neil
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 2 April 2022
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NATO Intervention in Ukraine Won’t Spark World War III
Author(s): Simhony, Limor
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 1 April 2022
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The War in Ukraine : First Lessons
Author(s): Masuhr, Niklas; Zogg, Benno
CSS Analyses in Security Policy ; no. 301
Center for Security Studies (CSS), April 2022

Time for Even Tougher Sanctions on Russia : How the United States and Europe Can Target Energy and Finance
Author(s): Fishman, Edward; Miller, Chris
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 5 April 2022
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EU Warns of Tougher Sanctions after Reports of Civilian Executions in Russia-Held Ukrainian Towns
Author(s): Collis, Helen
Politico,eu, 3 April 2022

U.S. and Ukrainian Groups Pierce Putin’s Propaganda Bubble
Author(s): Barnes, Julian E.; Wong, Edward
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 13 April 2022
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Russia Is Mimicking Open-Source Intelligence Methods to Discredit Bucha Atrocities
Author(s): Ling, Justin
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 12 April 2022
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The Tweet is Mightier than the Sword: Debunking Disinformation in Ukraine
Authhor(s): Beard, Major Alistair
Commentary
RUSI, 7 April 2022

Russian Cyberattacks May Be Coming. What Might Be an Optimal Strategy for Responding ?
Author(s): Alperovitch, Dmitri; Charap, Samuel
RAND Blog, 14 April 2022

Let Ukraine In : A Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Makes the Case that the Alliance Should Welcome Kyiv.
Author(s): Daalder, Ivo
In: THE ATLANTIC, 21 April 2022
Was NATO Enlargement a Mistake? Foreign Affairs Asks the Experts
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 19 April 2022
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Giving Ukraine Heavy Weapons Does Not Mean NATO Is at War with Russia
In: THE ECONOMIST, 17 April 2022
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The End of Strategic Cacophony ? The Russo-Ukrainian War and the Future of NATO
Author(s): Davidson, Jason W.
War on the Rocks, 14 April 2022
NATO Doesn’t Need to Refight the Cold War
Author(s): Taylor, Paul
Politico.eu, 11 April 2022
Stoltenberg : NATO Planning Large, Permanent Military Presence on Eastern Border
Author(s): Treeck, Johanna
Politico.eu, 10 April 2022
NATO Eyes in the Sky, Keeping Europe out of Russia’s War
Author(s): Cook, Lorne
Associated Press (AP), 8 April 2022
NATO Response Force : Back to the Future
Author(s): Fiorenza, Nicholas
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 1 April 2022
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Ivo Daalder Says NATO Enlargement Didn’t Go Far Enough
In: THE ECONOMIST, 1 April 2022
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How to Keep Belarus Out of the War : NATO Should Put the Squeeze on Russia’s Chief Accomplice
Author(s): Vindman, Yevgeny
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 31 March 2022
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NATO Troop Deployment Will Fail to Deter Russia
EIU Viewpoint, 28 March 2022
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Europe’s Fading Unity Over Ukraine
Author(s): Dempsey, Judy
Carnegie Europe
Condemning Bucha cruelty, EU Offers Speedy Start for Ukraine Membership
Author(s): Laizans, Janis
Reuters, 8 April 2022
UN General Assembly Votes to Suspend Russia from the Human Rights Council
UN News, 7 April 2022
Rebuilding Ukraine : EU Must Prepare to Lead the Post-War Recovery
Author(s): Kopač, Janez
UkraineAlert, 7 April 2022
Ukraine’s EU Membership and the Geostrategy of Democratic Self-Preservation
Author(s): Youngs, Richard
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1 April 2022

Asia’s Ukraine Dilemma : Interests, Not Values, Underpin Asia’s Ambivalence about Russia
In: THE ECONOMIST, 23 April 2022
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Why So Much of the World Won’t Stand Up to Russia
In: THE ECONOMIST, 16 April 2022
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The Next Sino-Russian Split ? Beijing Will Ultimately Come to Regret Its Support of Moscow
Author(s): Westad, Odd Arne
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 5 April 2022
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China’s Ukraine Calculus Is Coming Into Focus
Author(s): Haenle, Paul; Bresnick, Sam
Commentary
Carnegie Endowment for international Peace, 4 April 2022
What Lessons is China Taking from the Ukraine War ?
Author(s): Corbett, Thomas, Xiu, Max; Singer, Peter W.
Defense One, 3 April 2022
Western Diplomats Court India over Ukraine but Fail to Find Love : Narendra Modi Still Sees Uses in Not Offending Vladimir Putin
In: THE ECONOMIST, 1 April 2022
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Why the War in Ukraine Won’t Go Nuclear
Author(s): Rose, Gideon
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 25 April 2022
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Russia’s Nuclear Threats in the War against Ukraine : Consequences for the International Order, NATO and Germany
Author(s): Horovitz, Liviu; Wachs, Lydia
SWP Comment ; 29
German Institute for International and Security Affairs, April 2022
How NATO Can Curb Russia’s Chemical Weapons Threat
Author(s): Lander Finch, Natasha
In: NEW ATLANTICIST, 8 April 2022
Was Ukraine Wrong to Give Up Its Nukes? The Real Legacy of Kyiv’s Post-Soviet Disarmament
Author(s): Budjeryn, Mariana
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 8 April 2022
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West, Russia Mull Nuclear Steps in a ‘More Dangerous’ World
Author(s): Knickmeyer, Ellen
Associated Press (AP), 2 April 2022
Why Putin Went Straight for the Nuclear Threat
Author(s): Simon, Steven; Stevenson, Jonathan
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 1 April 2022
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‘Clear Patterns’ of Russian Rights Abuses Found in Ukraine, Report Says
Author(s): Santora, Marc; Solomon, Erika; Gall, Carlotta
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 13 April 2022
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Biden : Russia War Is Genocide, Trying to ‘Wipe Out’ Ukraine
Author(s): Weissert, Will; Miller, Zeke
Associated Press (AP), 13 April 2022
Russia Is Mimicking Open-Source Intelligence Methods to Discredit Bucha Atrocities
Author(s): Ling, Justin
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 12 April 2022
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At What Point Do Russian War Crimes in Ukraine Qualify as Genocide ?
Author(s): Vitvitsky, Bohdan
UkraineAlert, 11 April 2022
Why Calls for War Crimes Justice Over Ukraine Face Long Odds
Author(s): Fisher, Max
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 10 April 2022
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As Russian Soldiers Retreat, They Leave Evidence of War Crimes
In: THE ECONOMIST, 9 April 2022
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Perseverance Can Bring Russian War Criminals Including Putin to Justice
Author(s): Warrick, Thomas S.
UkraineAlert, 8 April 2022
Russia Faces Global Outrage over Bodies in Ukraine’s Streets
Author(s): Stashevskyi, Oleksandr; Qena, Nebi
Associated Press 9AP), 5 April 2022
What Is a War Crime and Could Putin Be Prosecuted over Ukraine ?
Author(s): Casciani, Dominic
BBC News, 5 April 2022
Russia Has Committed ‘Apparent War Crimes,’ Human Rights Watch Says.
Author(s): Engelbrecht, Cora
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 3 April 2022
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Ukraine : Apparent War Crimes in Russia-Controlled Areas
Human Rights Watch, 3 April 2022
Signs of Massacre in Bucha Spark Calls for War-Crime Probes
Author(s): Timsit, Annabelle; Hassan, Jennifer
In: THE WASHINGTON POST, 3 April 2022
Blinken, Stoltenberg Hold Back on Labeling Russia's Actions 'Genocide'
Author(s): Wolman, Jordan
Politico.com, 3 April 2022

March 2022

The Perilous Long Game in Ukraine : Compromising With Putin May Be America’s Best Option
Author(s): Charap, Samuel
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 30 March 2022
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Leadership at War : How Putin and Zelensky Have Defined the Ukrainian Conflict
Author(s): MacMillan, Margaret
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 29 March 2022
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Volodymyr Zelensky on Why Ukraine Must Defeat Putin
In: THE ECONOMIST, 27 March 2022
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Minsk and Normandy Failed : What’s Nex t?
Author(s): Temnycky, Mark
In: EUROPE'S EDGE, 24 March 2022
Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA)
Russia Says Western Sanctions and Arms Shipments to Ukraine Are Acts of War : International Law Offers Theoretical Guidance, but Little Practical Help
In: THE ECONOMIST, 22 March 2022
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Ukraine War Threatens to Cause a Global Food Crisis
Author(s): Nicas, Jack
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 20 March 2022
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Vladimir Putin’s War Endangers Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage
In: THE ECONOMIST, 19 March 2022
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Only NATO Can Save Putin : The Odds of a Palace Coup against Putin Are Already Low; the Odds of Such a Move while Russia Is at War with NATO Are even Lower.
Author(s): Nichols, Tom
In: THE ATLANTIC, 17 March 2022
he End of Globalization? What Russia’s War in Ukraine Means for the World Economy
Author(s): Posen, Adam S.
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 17 March 2022
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International Law Goes to War in Ukraine : The Legal Pushback to Russia’s Invasion
Author(s): Hathaway, Oona A.
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 15 March 2022
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How Does It End ? A Way Out of the Ukraine War Proves Elusive
Author(s): Sanger, David E.; Schmitt, Eric
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 13 March 2022
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Why A No-Fly Zone Risks Escalating the Ukraine Conflict
Author(s): McCroary, Jane; Lewis, Patricia
Chatham House, 13 March 2022
A Ukraine No-Fly Zone Would be Ineffective, Dangerous and a Gift to Putin
Author(s): Bronk, Justin
Commentary
RUSI, 10 March 2022
The No-Fly Zone Delusion : In Ukraine, Good Intentions Can’t Redeem a Bad Idea
Author(s): Betts, Richard K.
In: FOREIGN AFFFAIRS, 10 March 2022
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War in Ukraine : Former NATO Commander Wesley Clark Talks to DW
Deutsche Welle (DW), 9 March 2022
The Ukraine Dilemma : Can the West Save Kyiv Without Starting a War With Russia ?
Author(s): Stein, Janice Gross
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 9 March 2022
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Preventing a Wider European Conflict
Author(s): Graham, Thomas
Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), 8 March 2022
How the War in Ukraine Could Get Much Worse : Russia and the West Risk Falling Into a Deadly Spiral
Author(s): Ashford, Emma; Shifrinson, Joshua
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 8 March 2022
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What is the Wagner Group, Russia’s Mercenary Organisation ?
In: THE ECONOMIST, 7 March 2022
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How Far Is Putin Willing to Go ?
Author(s): Kirillova, Kseniya
In: EUROPE'S EDGE, 6 March 2022
When Vladimir Putin Escalates His War, the World Must Meet Him
In: THE ECONOMIST, 5 March 2022
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What If Russia Loses ?
Author(s): Fix, Liana; Kimmage, Michael
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 4 March 2022
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Darkness Looms Over Ukraine’s Neighborhood
Author(s): Waal, Thomas de
Carnegie Europe, 3 March 2022
Russia’s Invasion Has Become a Watershed Moment for Germany
Author(s): Dempsey, Judy
Commentary
Carnegie Europe, 3 March 2022
Russian Attack on Ukraine : A Turning Point for Euro-Atlantic Security
German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), 3 March 2022
The Beginning of the End for Putin ?
Author(s): Kendall-Taylor, Andrea; Frantz, Erica
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 2 March 2022
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An Unprecedented Week for European Security
Author(s): Arnold, Ed
Commentary
RUSI, 2 March 2022
A New Germany
Author(s): David-Wilp, Sudha; Kleine-Brockhoff, Thomas
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 1 March 2022
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A Surge of Unifying Moral Outrage Over Russia’s War
Author(s): Cohen, Roger
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 1 March 2022
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Ukraine Conflict : Turkey Warns All Nations Not to Pass Through Straits as It Blocks Passage to Black Sea
Author(s): Sariibrahimoglu, Lale
In; JANES NAVY INTERNATIONAL, 1 March 2022
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What's on Putin's Mind ? The Ukraine Crisis and the Russian-Atlantic Relationship
Author(s): Bouwmeester, Han
In: ATLANTISCH PERSPECTIEF, jg. 46, nr. 1, 2022, p. 4-8.
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The Sanctions War Is Just Beginning : Targeting Russia Was the Easy Part
Author(s): Nephew, Richard
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 31 March 2022
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/russian-federation/2022-03-31/sanctions-war-just-beginning?utm_source=dailybrief&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=DailyBrief2022Mar31&utm_term=DailyNewsBrief
Under Unprecedented Sanctions, How Is the Russian Economy Faring ? Better than you might think
In: THE ECONOMIST, 30 March 2022
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Only a Financial NATO Can Win the Economic War : The West’s Sanctions Abroad Will Fall Short Without Cooperation on Bailouts at Home
Author(s): Klein, Matthew C.; Schneider, Jordan; Talbot, David
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 23 March 2022
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The Toll of Economic War : How Sanctions on Russia Will Upend the Global Order
Author(s): Mulder, Nicholas
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 22 March 2022
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Russia-Ukraine : The West Needs a Sanctions Strategy
Author(s): Bond, Ian; Meyers, Zach
Policy Brief
Centre for European Reform (CER), 10 March 2022
Can Sanctions on Russia Work Without China ?
Author(s): Wei, Shang-Jin
Project Syndicate, 9 March 2022
How a Playground for the Rich Could Undermine Sanctions on Oligarchs
Author(s): Kirkpatrick, David D.; El-Naggar, Mona; Forsythe, Michael
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 9 March 2022
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A New Age of Economic Cconflict
In: THE ECONOMIST, 5 March 2022
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Can China Shield Russia From Ukraine-Linked Sanctions ?
Author(s): Jiang, Yang
In: THE DIPLOMAT, 4 March 2022
Global Economic Implications of the Russia-Ukraine War
Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), 3 March 2022
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Sanctions in Response to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Author(s): DiPippo, Gerard
Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS), 2 March 2022
Will International Sanctions Stop Russia in Ukraine ?
Author(s): Siripurapu, Anshu
Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), 1 March 2022

Truth Is Another Front in Putin’s War
Author(s): Myers, Steven Lee; Thompson, Stuart A.
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 20 March 2022
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Keeping Russians Informed About Ukraine Could Help End This War
Author(s): Helmus, Todd C.; Radin, Andrew
Commentary
Rand Corporation, 14 March 2022
China and Russia Are Joining Forces to Spread Disinformation
Author(s): Bandurski, David
Brookings Institution, 11 March 2022
Europe Faces Moment of Reckoning on State-Media Propaganda
Author(s): Goujard, Clothilde; Kayali, Laura
Politico.eu, 10 March 2022
U.S. Battles Russia and China on Ukraine War Disinformation
Author(s): Wong, Edward
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 10 March 2022
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Russia’s Propaganda Machine Is Faltering Over Ukraine
Author(s): Gardner, Ian
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 8 March 2022
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Two Days of Russian News Coverage: An Alternate Reality of War
Author(s): MacFarquhar, Neil
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 8 March 2022
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Russia, Blocked From the Global Internet, Plunges Into Digital Isolation
Author(s): Satariano, Adam; Hopkins, Valerie
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 7 March 2022
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With New Limits on Media, Putin Closes a Door on Russia’s ‘Openness’
Author(s): Myers, Steven Lee
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 7 March 2022
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Russia Cracks Down on Dissenting Media, Blocks Facebook
Author(s): Ellingworth, James
Associated Press (AP), 5 March 2022
Russia Takes Censorship to New Extremes, Stifling War Coverage
Author(s): Troianovski, Anton
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 4 March 2022
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Putin Lost the Digital War Abroad. Will He Lose at Home ?
Author(s): Tucker, Patrick
Defense One, 4 March 2022
The Russian ‘Splinternet’ Is Here
Author(s): Birnbaum Emily; Kern, Rebecca
Poltico.com, 4 March 2022
Russia Blocks Facebook Inside the Country, as the Kremlin Moves to Stifle Dissent.
Author(s): Isaac, Mike; Satariano, Adam
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 4 March 2022
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Russia’s War in Ukraine Is a Watershed Moment for Internet Platforms
Author(s): Feldstein, Steven
Commentary
Carnegie Europe, 3 March 2022

Why You Haven’t Heard About the Secret Cyberwar in Ukraine
Author(s): Rid, Thomas
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 18 March 2022
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Ukraine to Join NATO CCDCOE
Author(s): Savage, Olivia
In; JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 8 March 2022
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Why Is Ukraine’s Internet Still Up ? Perhaps Because the Invaders Need It
Author(s): Copp, Tara
Defense One, 7 March 2022
Why Vladimir Putin Is Losing the Information War to Ukraine
Author(s): Anders, Aslund
UkraineAlert
Atlantic Council, 6 March 2022
Ukraine to Join NATO Cyber Defence Centre as 'Contributing Participant'
In: U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, 4 March 2022
Cyber-Attacks on Ukraine Are Conspicuous by their Absence
In: THE ECONOMIST,1 March 2022
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Why NATO Should Worry About the Balkans : Moscow Is Creating a Pretext for Further Meddling in Bosnia.
Author(s): Karcic, Harun
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 30 March 2022
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NATO's Dilemmas Can't Be Solved with More Money and Forces
Author(s): Ullman, Harlan
The Hill, 29 March 2022
Ukraine Conflict : NATO Leaders Approve Four New Battlegroups in Eastern Europe
Author(s): Fiorenza, Nicholas
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 25 March 2022
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NATO Has Activated a Task Force to Respond if Russia Uses Weapons of Mass Destruction. Here’s What that Means.
Author(s): Pronczuk, Monika
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 24 March 2022
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NATO to Deploy Four New Battle Groups to Eastern Flank
Author(s): Gramer, Robbie
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 24 March 2022
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‘All Options Are On the Table’ for Eastern Flank, Says US Permanent Representative to NATO
Author(s): Walla, Katherine
In: NEW ATLANTICIST, 24 March 2022
NATO’s Moment
Author(s): Chalmers, Malcolm
Commentary
RUSI, 24 March 2022
NATO Warns Of Possible Russian Pretext For Using Chemical Weapons
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, 24 March 2022
NATO Boosts Its Readiness, and Ukraine’s, for Any Possible Russian Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction.
Author(s): Stevis-Gridneff, Matina; Pronczuk, Monika
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 24 March 2022
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Ukraine : NATO Bolsters Collective Defenses
Author(s): Walsh, Alistair
Deutsche Welle (DW), 24 March 2022
Why NATO Should Establish a Humanitarian No-Conflict Zone in Ukraine
Author(s): Brzezinski, Ian
In: NEW ATLANTICIST, 23 March 2022
NATO Must Improve its Military Power, and Fast
Author(s): Davis, Gordon B.
Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), 23 March 2022
As Biden Visits Europe Over Crisis, NATO Says It’s Doubling Eastern Flank Forces
Author(s): Stevis-Gridneff, Matina; Sanger, David E.; Gladstone, Rick
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 23 March 2022
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Lessons for NATO from the War in Ukraine : The Alliance Must Adapt Its Primary Task of Collective Defense.
Author(s): Binnendijk, Hans; Hamilton, Daniel S.
Politico.eu, 23 March 2022
NATO’s New (Old) Mission : Territorial Defense
Author(s): Deni, John R.
Carnegie Europe, 22 March 2022
Biden Should Nudge Europeans to Lead NATO
Author(s): Grieco, Kelly A.; Evans, Alec
In: DEFENSE NEWS, 22 March 2022
NATO Must Act for Ukraine
Author(s): Volker, Kurt
Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), 21 March 2022
After Russia's Ukraine Invasion, Seven Assumptions the U.S. and NATO Allies Should Drop
Author(s): Johnson, Michael
RAND Blog, 18 March 2022
Ukraine Conflict : NATO to Develop Defence and Deterrence Options across All Domains
Author(s): Fiorenza, Nicholas
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 18 March 2022
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No, Ukraine is Not a NATO Member – Does it Really Matter ?
Author(s): Moore, Rebecca R.
Commentary
RUSI, 16 March 2022
NATO Defense Ministers Vow to Enhance Deployments Near Russia
Author(s): Erlanger, Steven
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 16 March 2022
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Putting the ‘I' in IAMD: NATO Eyes Greater Coherence Between Members
Author(s): Willett, Lee
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 15 March 2022
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'Putin Won't Stop In Ukraine': Former NATO Secretary-General Says Alliance Sent 'Wrong Signal' In 2008
Author(s): Tavberidze, Vazha
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, 11 March 2022
Time for NATO to Find a Way Out of the Escalation Trap in Ukraine
Author(s): Raine, John
International Institute for Strategic Studies, (IISS), 11 March 2022
Mind the Escalation Aversion : Managing Risk Without Losing the Initiative in the Russia-Ukraine War
Author(s): Nelson, Amy J.; Montgomery, Alexander H.
Brookings Institution, 11 March 2022
A New Era for NATO Has Begun
Author(s): Bauer, Rob
In: NEW ATLANTICIST, 7 March 2022
Rose Gottemoeller Says that NATO Has Proved Its Worth in Dealing with Russia
In: THE ECONOMIST, 7 March 2022
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Arming Ukraine : 17,000 Anti-Tank Weapons in 6 Days and a Clandestine Cybercorps
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 6 March 2022
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U.S. Is Exploring How to Send Soviet-Era Fighter Jets to Ukraine
Author(s): Erlanger, Steven; Jakes, Lara
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 6 March 2022
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How to Help Ukraine as Vladimir Putin Bombards Its Cities : A No-Fly Zone Would Not Just Be Dangerous, It Would also Be Futile
In: THE ECONOMIST, 6 March 2022
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Ukraine Conflict : NATO VJTF Deployed to Romania
Author(s): Fiorenza, Nicholas
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 4 March 2022
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The War in Ukraine: Meeting the Russian Challenge to NATO
Author(s): Cordesman, Anthony H.
Commentary
Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), 3 March 2022
NATO Must Prepare to Defend Its Weakest Point—the Suwalki Corridor
Author(s): Deni, John R.
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 3 March 2022
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Ensuring Russia's War with Ukraine Doesn't Morph into Direct Conflict with NATO
Author(s): Charap, Samuel
Rand Corporation, 2 March 2022
NATO’s Frontline – How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine is Shaping Security Cooperation with the Baltics
Author(s): Yousif, Elias
Stimson, 2 March 2022
Milestones: NATO's Enhanced Forward Presence
Author(s): Fiorenza, Nicholas
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 2 March 2022
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NATO Countries Pour Weapons Into Ukraine, Risking Conflict With Russia
Author(s): Erlanger, Steven
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 2 March 2022
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The EU and Ukraine : Time for Bold Solidarity
Author(s): Wolczuk, Kataryna
Chatham House, 25 March 2022
Leaders Rebuff Zelenskyy’s Latest Pitch to Join EU
Author(s): Herszenhorn, David M.
Politico,eu, 25 March 2022
Putin Has Popped the EU Defense Bubble
Author(s): Szewczyk, Bart M. J.
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 24 March 2022
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Ukraine War Shapes EU’s Military Strategy as Complementary to NATO
Author(s): Brzozowski, Alexandra
Euractiv.com, 22 March 2022
The EU’s Unity over Ukraine Has Given It Surprising Heft : Remaining United Will Be a Vital Challenge
In: THE ECONOMIST, 20 March 2022
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Russia’s Veto Makes a Mockery of the United Nations Security Council
Author(s): Magid, Shelby; Shalomov, Yulia
UkraineAlert, 15 March 2022
The UN Is Another Casualty of Russia’s War : Why the Organization Might Never Bounce Back
Author(s): Gowan, Richard
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 10 March 2022
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Ukraine Conflict : EU Countries Pledge Small Arms, Anti-Tank Weapons to Ukraine
Author(s): Kotlarski, Amael
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 2 March 2022
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The U.N. General Assembly Passes a Resolution Strongly Condemning Russia’s Invasion
Author(s): Fassihi, Farnaz
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 2 March 2022
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Will Ukraine's Tragedy Spur UN Security Council Reform ?
Author(s): Dervis, Kemal; Ocampo, Jose Antonio
Project Syndicate, 3 March 2022
European Defence and the War in Ukraine : Actions Speak Louder than Words
Author(s): Stoetman, Adaja
Clingendael, March 2022

Janes Analysis: Ukraine Conflict
In: JANES, updated 9 March 2022
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Ukraine conflict: Russian forces close in on Kyiv
Author(s): Bullock Thomas
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 9 March 2022
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Ukraine ‐ Defence Industry
In: JANES WORLD DEFENCE INDUSTRY, 7 March 2022
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Ukraine conflict: Equipment profile - 7 March
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 7 March 2022
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Ukraine Conflict : Ukraine's Electronic Warfare Systems in Focus
Author(s): Babu, Sunil JB; Williams, Huw
In: JANES INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE REVIEW, 4 March 2022
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Ukraine Conflict : Ukrainian Special Operations Forces in Focus
Author(s): White, Andrew
In: JANES INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE REVIEW, 4 March 2022
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Ukraine Conflict : Analysis - How Ukraine's Defence Industry Base Is Affected by the Conflict
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 3 March 2022
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The Stans Want Nothing to Do with Vladimir Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine : Central Asia’s Post-Soviet Republics Have Maintained a Studied Silence on the War
In: THE ECONOMIST, 26 March 2022
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NATO Leaders Warn China : Don’t Act as Russia’s Enabler
Author(s): Lau, Stuart
Politico.eu, 24 March 2022
What the Russian War in Ukraine Means for the Middle East
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 24 March 2022
The War in Ukraine Will Determine How China Sees the World
In: THE ECONOMIST, 19 March 2022
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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine and Its Impacts on Eastern Europe
In: EASTERN PARTNERSHIP BULLETIN, no. 19, 18 March 2022
Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
The Ukraine War and the Future of the Arctic
Author(s): Buchanan, Elizabeth
Commentary
RUSI, 18 March 2022
India’s Diplomatic Tightrope on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Author(s): Dave, Aaditya
Commentary
RUSI, 17 March 2022
Xi Jinping’s Faltering Foreign Policy : The War in Ukraine and the Perils of Strongman Rule
Author(s): Blanchette, Jude
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 16 March 2022
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Why Putin is Turning Russia into a Chinese Client State, and How to Stop It
Author(s): Danylyuk, Oleksandr
Commentary
RUSI, 16 March 2022
How Plausible Is Chinese Military Aid for Russia ?
Associated Press (AP), 16 March 2022
China Will Define the Next Phase of the Russia-Ukraine War - and the Shifting World Order
Author(s): Palacio, Ana
In: NEW ATLANTICIST, 16 March 2022
China’s Friendship with Russia Has Boundaries, despite What their Leaders Say
In: THE ECONOMIST, 16 March 2022
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China Sees at Least One Winner Emerging From Ukraine War: China
Author(s): Myers, Steven Lee; Buckley, Chris
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 14 March 2022
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Russia Asked China for Military and Economic Aid for Ukraine War, U.S. Officials Say
Author(s): Wong, Edward; Barnes, Julian E.
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 13 March 2022
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Xi Jinping Places a Bet on Russia
In: THE ECONOMIST, 12 March 2022
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Why Russia Wins Some Sympathy in Africa and the Middle East : But Countries in the Region Will Try to Avoid Choosing between It and the West
In: THE ECONOMIST, 12 March 2022
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Russia’s War on Ukraine: Implications for the Middle East and North Africa
Author(s): Borck, Tobias; Senogles, Jack
Commentary
RUSI, 10 March 2022
Will Moldova Be Dragged Into Vladimir Putin’s War in Ukraine ?
In: THE ECONOMIST, 9 March 2022
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Why Won’t India’s Government Condemn Vladimir Putin ?
In: THE ECONOMIST, 9 March 2022
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Can India Afford Nonalignment After Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine ?
Author(s): Miller, Manjari Chatterjee
Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), 8 March 2022
‘No Wavering’: After Turning to Putin, Xi Faces Hard Wartime Choices for China
Author(s): Buckley, Chris; Myers, Steven Lee
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 7 March 2022
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Ukraine conflict – Analysis: India Faces Mounting Predicament
Author(s): Majumdar, Oishee
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 7 March 2022
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As the World Shuns Russia over Its Invasion of Ukraine, Iran Strengthens its Ties with Moscow
Author(s): Grajewski, Nicole
Atlantic Council, 7 March 2022
Invasions Are Not Contagious
Author(s): Mastro, Oriana Skylar
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 3 March 2022
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How the War in Ukraine May Impact Africa
Author(s): Dizolele, Mvemba Phezo
Commentary
Center for Strategic & Intenational Studies (CSIS), 1 March 2022

Ukraine : Is a Chemical or Biological Attack Likely ?
Author(s): Wakefield, Benjamin; Lewis, Patricia
Chatham House, 30 March 2022
The Russia-Ukraine War May Be Bad News for Nuclear Nonproliferation
Author(s): O'Hanlon, Michael E.; Riedel, Bruce
Brookings Institution, 29 March 2022
Would Russia Really Launch Nuclear Weapons ?
In: THE ECONOMIST, 29 March 2022
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Ukraine, NATO and the Nuclear Tthreat
Author(s): Hudson, Kate
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, 28 March 2022
Preparing for the Unthinkable in Ukraine : America and Europe Must Be Ready for Russian Biological or Chemical Attacks
Author(s): Osterholm, Michael T.; Olshaker, Mark
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 25 March 2022
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Is Putin Irrational ? What Nuclear Strategic Theory Says About Deterrence of Potentially Irrational Opponents
Author(s): Geist, Edward
Commentary
RAND, 8 March 2022

February 2022

How the World Can Influence Putin’s Fateful Choices in Ukraine
Author(s): Haass, Richard N.
In: BOSTON GLOBE, 28 February 2022
Ukraine Conflict : Turkey to Limit Transit of Russian Warships
Author(s): Sariibrahimoglu, Lale
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 28 February 2022
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What’s Driving Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine ? A Former NATO Chief Who Met Him Explains
Author(s): Robertson, George
In: NEW ATLANTICIST, 28 February 2022
Former NATO Commander: ‘Is the West Going to Tolerate Russia Doing This to Ukraine ?’
Author(s): Mackinnon, Amy
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 27 February 2022
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Vladimir Putin’s Nuclear Threat Shows How Much Is Going Wrong for Him in Ukraine
In: THE ECONOMIST, 27 February 2022
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Putin Declares a Nuclear Alert, and Biden Seeks De-escalation
Author(s): Sanger, David E.; Broad, William J.
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 27 February 2022
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Putin Seems to Sideline Advisers on Ukraine, Taking a Political Risk
Author(s): Taub, Amanda
In: NEW YORK TIMES, 26 February 2022
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Germany OKs Weapons for Ukraine in Major Shift on Military Aid
Author(s): Herszenhorn, David M.; Bayer, Lili
Politico.eu, 26 February 2022
The Man Behind Putin’s Military
Author(s): Soldatov, Andrei; Borogan, Irina
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 26 February 2022
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Russia’s War against Ukraine Is Not Only a Challenge to Territorial Borders. It Is Putin’s War to Change Europe’s Order.
Author(s): Spohr, Kristina
London School of Economics and Political Science, 25 February 2022
Putin’s Blunder
Author(s): Haring, Melinda
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 25 February 2022
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Russia's 'Soft Annexation' of Belarus During Its Invasion of Ukraine
Author(s): Hedenskog, Jakob
Commentary
Swedish Institute of International Affairs, 25 February 2022
Conflict in Ukraine Highlights Risks of Asian Countries' Continuing Reliance on Russia
Author(s): Grevatt, John; Majumdar, Oishee; Shukla, Parth
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 25 February 2022
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History Will Judge Vladimir Putin Harshly for His War
In: THE ECONOMIST, 25 February 2022
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Biden Administration Debates Legality of Arming Ukrainian Resistance
Author(s): Detsch, Jack
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 24 February 2022
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Putin’s Case for War, Annotated
Author(s): Fisher, Max
In: NEW YORK TIMES, 24 February 2022
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Putin Is Repeating the USSR’s Mistakes
Author(s): Hershberg, James
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 24 February 2022
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The West Must Show Putin How Wrong He Is to Choose War
Author(s): Haass, Richard N.
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 24 February 2022
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Could Ukraine be Putin’s Afghanistan ?
Author(s): Riedel, Bruce
Brookings Institution, 24 February 2022
Putin Puts China in a Bind
Author(s): Lau, Stuart
Politico.eu, 24 February 2022
Putin Is Making a Historic Mistake
Author(s): Albright, Madeleine
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 23 February 2022
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Putin’s Long Game in Ukraine
Author(s): Polvakova, Alina; Fried, Daniel
In FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 23 February 2022
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The Ukraine Crisis : Why and What Now ?
Author(s): Hunter, Robert
In: SURVIVAL, vol. 64, no. 1, February - March 2022, p. 7-28.
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Vladimir Putin Is Already Battering Ukraine Economically
In: THE ECONOMIST, 22 February 2022
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What Is Hybrid War, and Is Russia Waging It in Ukraine ?
In: THE ECONOMIST, 22 February 2022
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China’s Ukraine Crisis
Author(s): Blanchette, Jude; Lin, Bonny
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 21 February 2022
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Putin Calls Ukrainian Statehood a Fiction. History Suggests Otherwise
Author(s): Schwirtz, Michael; Varenikova, Maria; Gladstone, Rick
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 21 February 2022
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Russia’s Shock and Awe
Author(s): Kofman, Michael; Edmonds, Jeffrey
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 21 February 2022
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A Subdued Munich Conference Hears a Troubling Word: Appeasement
Author(s): Cohen, Rgoer
In; THE NEW YORK TIMES, 20 February 2022
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Alexander Gabuev Writes from Moscow on Why Vladimir Putin and His Entourage Want War
In: THE ECONOMIST, 19 February 2022
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The Key to Blunting Russia's Strategic Victory in Ukraine and Beyond ? Irregular Warfare
Author(s): Spencer, Meredith
Modern War Institute, 19 February 2022
What if Russia Wins ?
Author(s): Fix, Liana; Kimmage, Michael
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 18 February 2022
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Russia’s Losing Hand in Ukraine
Author(s): Jones, Seth G.; Bermudez, Joseph S.; Waisewleiski, Philip G.
CSIS Brief
Center for Strategic & international Studies (CSIS), 18 February 2022
Crimea : The Peninsula Poisoning Relations between Russia and Ukraine
Author(s): Hyde, Lily
Politico.com, 18 February 2022
How Could the Ukraine Crisis Affect the Middle East ?
Authors): Holleis, Jennifer; Knipp, Kersten
Deutsche Welle (DW), 16 February 2022
Chinese Support for a Russian Attack on Ukraine Cannot Be Cost-Free
Author(s): Glaser, Bonnie S.
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 14 February 2022
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What Are the Minsk Accords, and Could They Defuse the Ukraine Crisis ?
Author(s): Kramer, Andrew E.
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 8 February 2022
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As Sanctions Batter Economy, Russians Face the Anxieties of a Costly War
Author(s): Troianovski, Anton; Nechpurenki, Ivan
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 28 February 2022
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The New Russian Sanctions Playbook
Author(s): Fishman, Edward; Miller, Chris
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 28 February 2022
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Making Putin Pay
Author(s): Kramer, David J.; Herbst, John; Taylor, William
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 26 February 2022
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Stronger Sanctions on Russia : Essential, but Not a Strartegy
Author(s): Bond, Ian
Insight
Centre for European Reform (CFR), 25 February 2022
The Economic Consequences of the War in Ukraine
In: THE ECONOMIST, 25 February 2022
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Ukraine-Russia: Germany Suspends Nord Stream 2 Gas Pipeline
Author(s): Jordans, Frank
Associated Press (AP), 22 February 2022
The West Imposes Swift Sanctions on Russia. Can They Stop a War ?
In: THE ECONOMIST, 22 February 2022
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The Kremlin’s Propaganda Machine Is Running at Full Throttle
In: THE ECONOMIST, 28 February 2022
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How Ten False Flag Narratives Were Promoted by Pro-Kremlin Media
Author(s): Gigitashvili, Givi; Osadchuk, Roman
Digital Forensic Research Lab - Atlantic Council, 18 February 2022
How Russian Media Outlets Are Preparing an Attack on Ukraine
Author(s): Goncharenko, Roman
Deutsche Welle (DW), 16 February 2022
Russia Fine-Tuning Info Ops as Tensions With Ukraine Rise
Author(s): Seldin, Jeff
Voice of America, 15 February 2022
Ukraine Crisis : Is Russia Waging an Information War ?
Author(s): Devlin, Kayleen; Robinson, Olga
BBC News, 14 February 2022
The Kremlin’s Messaging on Ukraine : Authorities and “Media” Hand in Hand
Author(s): Kalenský, Jakub
Hybrid CoE Working Paper ; 13
Hybrid CoE, 31 January 2022

Will War in Ukraine Lead to a Wider Cyber-Conflict ?
In: THE ECONOMIST, 23 February 2022
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EU to Mobilize Cyber Team to Help Ukraine Fight Russian Cyberattacks
Author(s): Cerulus, Laurens
Politico.eu, 21 February 2022
Ukraine Braces for Cyber Invasion
In: THE ECONOMIST, 20 February 2022
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U.S., U.K. Say Russian Government Responsible For Cyberattack On Ukraine
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, 18 February 2022
Cyber Tensions Rise as West Fears Invasion of Ukraine
Author(s): Cerulus, Laurens; Scott, Mark
Politico.eu, 14 February 2022

Update – Ukraine Conflict : NATO Shores Up Enhanced Air Policing Mission
Author(s): Jennings, Gareth
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 28 February 2022
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Vershbow Says NATO Needs To Speak 'Putin's Language' After Invasion
Author(s): Tavberidze, Vazha
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, 28 February 2022
NATO Agrees To Partial Deployment Of Response Force To Eastern Member Countries
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, 25 February 2022
Ukraine Conflict : NATO Response Force Deploying as Russia Meets Resistance
Author(s): Fiorenza, Nicholas; Bullock, Thomas; Roque, Ashley
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 25 February 2022
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With Activation of NATO Response Force, U.S. Military Ready to Provide Forces
Author(s): Lopez, Todd
U.S. Department of Defense, 25 February 2022
NATO Leaves Black Sea Exposed as Russia Invades Ukraine
Author(s): Irish, John; Emmott, Robin; Saul, Jonathan
Reuters, 25 February 2022
The Ukrainian Pivot: Why NATO Is More Crucial Than Ever
Author(s): Kaplan, Robert D.
In: NATIONAL INTEREST, 24 February 2022
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With the Ukraine Invasion, NATO Is Suddenly Vulnerable
Author(s): Erlanger, Steven
In: THE NEW YORK TIMES, 24 February 2022
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NATO's 'High Readiness' under High Pressure from Russia
Author(s): Schultz, Teri
Deutsche Welle (DW), 24 February 2022
NATO Shores Up Enhanced Air Policing Mission
Author(s): Jennings, Gareth
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 24 February 2022
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NATO Accelerates F-35 Deployment to Eastern Europe
Author(s): Jennings, Gareth
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 24 February 2022
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NATO's Membership Rules Invite Conflict - and Benefit Putin
Author(s): Benson, Brett V.
In: WASHINGTON POST, 23 February 2022
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Zelensky : Ukraine Wants 'Clear' Timeframe for NATO Mmembership
Author(s): Rai, Sarakshi
The Hill, 19 February 2022
Allies Continue to Reinforce NATO's Flanks
Author(s): Fiorenza, Nicholas
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 18 February 2022
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NATO Has ‘Seen’ Russian False-Flag Attempts in Ukraine, Stoltenberg Says
Author(s): Jack, Victor
Politico.eu, 17 February 2022
NATO Leaders Look to Defense, Deterrence Against Russia
Author(s): Garamone, Jim
U.S. Department of Defense, 17 February 2022
Defense Secretary Says U.S. Commitment to NATO Defense 'Ironclad'
Author(s): Garamone, Jim
U.S. Department of Defense, 17 February 2022
Biden, Scholz Highlight NATO Reinforcements if Russia Invades Ukraine
Reuters, 16 February 2022
US and NATO Deem Russia a Persistent Threat to Europe, Will Add Battlegroups in Response
Author(s): Vandiver, John
Stars and Stripes, 16 February 2022
NATO and the Ukraine : Reshaping NATO to Meet the Russian and Chinese Challenge
Author(s): Cordesman, Anthony H.; Hwang, Grace
Report
Center for Strategic & international Studies, (CSIS), 16 February 2022
NATO Weighs New Combat Units for Central, SE Europe
Author(s): Stewart, Phil; Siebold, Sabine; Emmott, Robin
Reuters, 16 February 2022
NATO Boss Stoltenberg Says Russian Threat Is ‘New Normal’
Author(s): Herszenhorn, David M.
Politico.eu, 16 February 2022
Russia Aims to Ward Off NATO in the Event of a Ukraine Invasion
Author(s): Sonne, Paul; Nakashima, Ellen
In: THE WASHINGTON POST, 16 February 2022
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NATO to Discuss Reinforcements in Southeastern Europe
Author(s): Brzozowski, Alexandra
Euractiv.com, 16 February 2022
NATO and the Ukraine-Russia Crisis : Five Key Things to Know
Al Jazeera, 15 February 2022
Ukraine Says Only It and NATO Should Determine Membership
Reuters, 15 February 2022
NATO Member States on Arms Deliveries to Ukraine
Author(s): Gotkowska, Justyna; Szymański, Piotr
OSW Commentary
Centre for Eastern Studies, 3 February 2022

Ukraine Conflict : EU Breaks with History to Send Weaponry to Ukraine
Author(s): Tigner, Brooks
In: JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY, 28 February 2022
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How Putin Made the EU Great Again
Author(s): Karnitschnig, Matthew
Politico.eu, 27 February 2022
Security Council Holds Emergency Meeting on Ukraine : Major Conflict Must Be ‘Prevented at All Costs’
UN Geneva, 22 February 2022
U.S. and Russia Battle for World Opinion at U.N. Over Ukraine
Author(s): Lynch, Colum; Gramer, Robbie; Detsch, Jack
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 17 February 2022
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Ukraine Crisis : UN Political Affairs Chief Calls for ‘Maximum Restraint’
UN News, 17 February 2022
The Crisis of European Security : What Europeans Think About the War in Ukraine
Author(s): Krastev, Ivan; Leonard, Mark
Policy Brief
European Council on Foreign Relations, 9 February 2022

Russian Attacks on Ukraine's Coast Threaten Loss of Key Naval Bases as well as Critical Shipbuilding Facilities
Author(s): Boruah, Manash Pratim; Karle, Prathamesh; Tringham, Kate
In: JANES NAVY INTERNATIONAL, 25 February 2022
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Ukraine Conflict : How Russia's Invasion Impacts Ukraine's Defence Industrial Base
Author(rs): Forrester, Charles; Selinger, Mrac
In; JANES DEFENCE INDUSTRY, 25 February 2022
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Ukrainian Navy : A Force in Distress
Author(s): Boruah, Manash Pratim; Karle, Prathamesh
In: JANES NAVY INTERNATIONAL, 16 February 2022
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The Role of Artillery in a War Between Russia and Ukraine
Author(s): Cranny-Evans, Sam
Commentary
RUSI, 14 February 2022

Ukraine: Did China Have a Clue ?
Author(s): Sun, Yun
Stimson, 28 February 2022
China Sees Strategic Advantage in Russia’s Ukraine Invasion
Author(s): Kine, Phelim
Politico.com, 26 February 2022
China and Russia’s Friendship in Ukraine Is Without Benefits
Author(s): Liu, Melinda
In: FOREIGN POLICY, 26 February 2022
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China’s Ukraine Crisis : What Xi Gains—and Loses—From Backing Putin
Author(s): Blanchette, Jude; Lin, Bonny
In: FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 21 February 2022
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A New Sino-Russian Entente ? The Limits of Cooperation on Ukraine and Beyond
Author(s): Abb, Pascal; Polianskii, Mikhail
PRIF Spotlight
Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, 18 February 2022