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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 10, 2022

“ Taiwan is watching the war in Ukraine closely. Many civilians in Taiwan are expressing a greater desire to learn how they can play a role in defending their island and resisting Chinese forces if necessary, but it’s not yet clear how far the Taiwanese military will go to help prepare the civilian population.”

Politico

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Bonnie S. Glaser

Viktor Orban

Central and Eastern Europe Defense Cooperation

May 10, 2022

US, EU Face Higher Hurdles Now for Action Against Orbán’s Tightening Grip in Hungary

Just Security

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Daniel Hegedüs

Consequences of a missile strike in Kyiv.

Russia Ukraine Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 9, 2022

Ukraine Faces an Economic Abyss

Foreign Policy

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Bart M.J. Szewczyk

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 9, 2022

“ It started before the invasion of Ukraine, but I think it has really, really solidified since then. There has been this wake-up call in the Pentagon to make sure Taiwan is serious, and we need to get serious too.”

Taiwan News

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Bonnie S. Glaser

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy Trade, Economics, and Business

May 7, 2022

“ I sense there has been a shift. It started before the invasion of Ukraine, but I think it has really, really solidified since then. There has been this wake-up call in the Pentagon to make sure Taiwan is serious, and we need to get serious too.”

New York Times

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Bonnie S. Glaser

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 6, 2022

“ European leaders and policymakers are convinced by India’s position and understand the stand it has taken. It is also important to note that India’s position has evolved as the (Ukraine) war has worsened, civilian casualties have increased and effects of the conflict are now being felt beyond the borders of Europe.”

The Print

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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 5, 2022

“ It's going poorly for Russia. Because of this, Putin could use a war declaration to "maintain some domestic momentum to continue to do what he's doing. He doesn't have a tremendous amount to show on the battlefield. A war declaration would then have a domestic side to reporting his narrative to the Russian public to maintain support.”

Newsweek

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Jonathan D. Katz

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 4, 2022

“ India has realized that Europe can be an important partner in building India’s domestic resilience and capacities—several new partnership agreements with Europe have focused on increasing trade and investments, green partnerships for tackling climate change, new technologies, and defense manufacturing.”

Firstpost

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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 4, 2022

“ In my opinion, Belarus could develop very successfully and quickly if it was freed of this domestic occupation of power by Lukashenko and the external occupation of power by Russia. ”

Foreign Policy

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