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The US, NATO, And Ukraine: The Politics Of Strategic Flexibility – Analysis

Washington’s decision to broker an end to the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war has caused heartburn and backlash from its European allies and Kyiv. The desire for strategic flexibility, which is as much a function of power as it is of agency, explains in part why Washington has shifted its policy on …

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“The Cold War is becoming a reality before our eyes.” NATO officially declares Russia the main threat

The report “NATO-2030”, presented in early December in Brussels, recognizes Russia as the main threat to the coming decade. The alliance is moving to a deterrence strategy characteristic of the Cold War. Military columnist Alexander Golts believes that the unity of the West is especially evident against the background of …

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Between the two Vladimirs. Why the strengthening of military support for Ukraine, the United States and Trump can win

On March 24, a new meeting of the Ukrainian and American delegations was held in Riyadh, and, as last time, it did not bring any breakthroughs. Ukraine has already suffered from Trump’s impulsiberity, then illegally stopping military aid, then renewing it. If Trump decides to stop military assistance to Ukraine …

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