Jim Goldgeier

@JimGoldgeier

Visiting Fellow, Center on US+Europe ; senior adviser ; prof/ex-dean . Opinions my own;RTs ≠ endorsement

Washington, D.C.
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    Sep 20

    Enjoyed putting this video on alliances together for - they have an incredibly talented team and it was fun to work with them.

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    With many world leaders using as an opportunity to meet with allies, check out ’s explanation on why America cares so much about its alliances.
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    6 hours ago

    Man, the sequel to “The Israel Lobby” really took a turn.

    jaw dropping. Trump: "evangelical Christians love Israel more than the Jews" in the US "it used to be that Israel had absolute power over Congress" "the Jewish people...in the US either don't like Israel or don't care about Israel" "they're Jewish people that run the NYT"
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    10 hours ago

    Not much of European sovereignty or autonomy -- or geopolitical power -- visible when it comes to Russia's attempt to destroy the post-1991 security order in Central and Eastern Europe -- to force the West to formally accept a Russian sphere of influence and control.

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    11 hours ago

    Now that Putin has published his ideas for a new European security agreement, let me propose some additional articles to the draft agreement. 1/

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  5. 11 hours ago

    I suppose with the approach of Festivus, it makes sense that Putin’s proposals for European security would read like an airing of the grievances.

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    12 hours ago

    Moscow is doubling down on its extremist demands, which the Kremlin must know is a nonstarter. Publishing an “agreement” before negotiations is highly unusual - signals that Moscow has no interest in diplomacy

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    18 hours ago

    common pattern! Totally insane expectation of young people! We should hope they do two good internships, at most, and none (did you hear me? None) after graduation. Stop treating internships as entry level replacements. To start, that’s illegal. To finish, that’s horrible.

    I did 6 unpaid internships before I got my first paid DC job, and I can confidently say I had to do each one to get where I am today. I worked extra odd jobs to help pay, and parents helped, but I don’t wish that hustle on anyone. Pay interns!
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    14 hours ago

    Your papers are graded. Your office is cleaned out (OK, it really is not). If you teach or do research on and you are located at a U.S. university, then you should have received an invitation to take a survey. It will be fun. You know you want to do it.

    Some of you got an email from and , because we want to know what you think about what you do (and how you do it) for a living. The survey takes but a few minutes!
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    Dec 10

    Looking to deepen your global affairs knowledge and expand your professional network? Apply to be a part of the Emerging Leaders Program by March 14!

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    18 hours ago

    Interesting that Russia has put its ideas into treaty form. But its demands are incompatible with the sovereignty not only of Ukraine, but of all the countries that have joined NATO since 1997. Nor, despite references to the Helsinki Final Act, do they respect OSCE principles.

    English translations of Russia’s two proposals for US and NATO: Proposed Russia-US treaty on security guarantees Proposed agreement on security measures between Russia and NATO
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    16 hours ago

    Moscow has not only been asking for things it cannot get, but in a way they know will ensure they cannot attain them. Serious negotiations are done behind closed doors. Something is very wrong with this picture, the pol side appears to be a smokescreen.

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    16 hours ago

    NATO responds to Russia's "draft treaty": predictably, it is dead on arrival but the door for good faith diplomacy remains open.

    🧵 Allies’ first reaction to Russia’s security proposals ⤵️ “We are aware of Russia’s recent European security proposals. We are clear that any dialogue with would have to proceed on the basis of reciprocity, address NATO’s concerns about Russia’s actions” (1/3)
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    Dec 16

    Great people, great place looking for an MA-plus level research associate! Come join a terrific team in Newport!

    We’re hiring!!! Do you want to help research & write about important issues in , , , , and ? Better yet, do you want to work with exceptional colleagues? Then please apply to join us as a Research Associate!
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    16 hours ago

    Just a reminder: civil rights and voting rights sometimes have to be secured on a strictly party line basis.

    Let' be clear: Many of America's major moments of democratization have been distinctly not bipartisan.
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  15. 16 hours ago

    In ⁦spring, I wrote US/Europe “believe democracy, rule of law+provision of security to EE countries enhance stability; Putin, meanwhile, considers spread of democracy to be threat to his regime+believes having vulnerable neighbors enhances Rus security”

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    16 hours ago

    For context, August 2014 op was likely 4-6 BTGs. Winter 2015 offensive, maybe 8-10 committed. No air strikes, no long range PGM strikes, minimal employment of high power artillery or long range MLRS. Current deployment ~50 BTGs available backed by joint force.

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    Dec 15

    NASA's Parker Solar Probe plunged deep into the Sun's corona & passed directly through streamers of solar plasma. The view out the window was...staggering.

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    Dec 16

    Russian MFA spox complains "Western handlers" pulling into . Reality is is pushing Ukraine toward NATO. Nothing has done more to drive Ukraine away from Russia than Kremlin's policy of past 7 years (seizure of Crimea, war in Donbas, 13,000+ dead, etc.)

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    Dec 16

    I see Tucker has never been to a Seder with my elderly relatives.

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    Tucker: Yes, COVID has killed a lot of people. So has prostate cancer. Imagine telling people about your prostate everyday for the next two years.
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    Dec 16

    Putin fears Ukrainian democracy, not NATO expansion. So "security guarantees" will not stop Putin's campaign to undermine Ukrainian democracy and sovereignty.

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    Dec 16

    'Tis the season for everyone posting the history books they're giving and receiving and I am HERE FOR IT. Anybody need a history book recommendation for a gift? Comment describing the person you want to give to and I will match you with something 🔥🔥🔥

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