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    Mar 16

    Our resource page on the - crisis has: 💬 Commentary by , , , , , , , + 🇺🇦 Analysis from Ukraine by & . 🎞️ Media and more

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  2. 14 minutes ago

    As Putin continues his crackdown against the free press in , and 's reflect on the parallels with their own experiences as New York Times reporters in Moscow in the mid-1980s. ()

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  3. 1 hour ago

    “What Ukraine has done is provide some moral clarity about what the stakes are in global politics for the toleration of illiberal populism.” — w/ on

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  4. 2 hours ago

    "We are not seeing the megaphone diplomacy from that we saw in the run-up to this invasion. It’s gone very quiet, which I think is a good sign that real, active diplomacy is going on." — .

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  5. Mar 18

    "If Putin wins, the future of the West gets a lot more expensive and a lot less credible. That has to be part of the calculus of what we're willing to do to support now." talks through military aid options w/ on .

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  6. Mar 18

    . | “​​Child poverty in the United States is not inevitable. It is a choice. It’s not a question of how to do this – it’s a question of political will.” ()

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  7. Mar 18

    🎦 ICYMI | Be sure to add 's recent remarks at to your weekend watch list. She discusses what it would mean to lose as a denucleariztion and nonproliferation partner over the war in .

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  8. Mar 18

    What was all the fuss about Poland's offer to send MiG-29s to via the U.S.? senior fellow and retired Air Force colonel Dean Winslow offers an insider look on the aircraft and the feasibility for using them in the current conflict.

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  9. Mar 18

    "I think it’s very unlikely that Putin attacks NATO. The firepower of the U.S. in the lead of our NATO allies is orders of magnitudes greater than what the Ukrainians are doing now, and Vladimir Putin most certainly knows that." — w/

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  10. Mar 18

    "Putin, like any dictator, feeds off fear. Our people are not scared. There is no panic, just firm resolution to fend off this horrifying assault. Western leaders must find that same resolve." From former fellow . Read more ⤵️

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  11. Mar 18

    Some of the Navy's best SEALS are . . . dolphins! 🐬 fellow offers a fascinating history of how highly trained sea mammals have been invaluable partners to militaries all over the world. ()

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  12. Mar 18

    Fantastic opportunity for students to work with security experts and . Details below, apply today! ⤵️

    📣 Are you a student interested in and ? Did you know about our openings? Come work with on Chinese military and security policy and with on Indian foreign and defense policy. ✅ Learn more:
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  13. Mar 17

    WATCH | urges the West to provide with additional missile defense capabilities in order to counter the 'Putin way of war' of targeting civilians. ()

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  14. Mar 17

    China's overall global image deteriorated from 2005 - 2018, but on a country-by-country basis, attitudes about China are strongly influenced by economic and trade relationships. 🇨🇳 Read more in the latest China Brief. ⤵️

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  15. Mar 17

    An unprecedented amount of intelligence about the war in has been made public. In "Spies, Lies and Algorithms," explores how trends like this are shaping the modern intelligence world. (, 2022) 📕 Learn more:

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  16. Mar 17

    Beyond choosing to use a nuclear weapon in combat or not, could also detonate a nuke that doesn't harm anyone or destroy anything, but nevertheless ratchets up pressure on the West to pull back from its support of Ukraine, says .

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  17. Mar 17

    . thinks the lack of Russian cyberattacks against thus far could be due to: ⏰ The Kremlin biding its time 🇺🇦 A reluctance to damage assets Russia hopes to inherit 📡 The FSB being too busy spying on other people

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  18. Mar 17

    Essential new reading from 's Kiyoteru Tsutsui on Japan's relationship to the globalization of . 📕⬇️

    How does international law affect government human rights practice? This is a primary concern in Kiyoteru Tsutsui's new book that examines the paradox underlying human rights globalization. Read our Q&A w/ Tsutsui ⬇️
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  19. Mar 17

    Congratulations to ( ) for being selected to serve on the Commission on the Strategic Posture of the United States. We applaud () on an excellent choice!

    Rose Gottemoeller
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  20. Mar 17

    . | "I think Putin is using the fear of nuclear war to scare the West away from taking more of the lesser steps we should be taking to help win this conventional war." ()

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  21. Mar 16

    Today, gave a powerful speech to the U.S. Congress. In September 2021, he spoke at in-person and shared a clear and hopeful vision of the future that is now fighting for. 🇺🇦 Learn more and watch his remarks here. ⤵️

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