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The Path Ahead for Supplemental Security Assistance: Ukraine and Israel in the Balance

Amid Iran’s recent attacks on Israel and Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine, U.S. assistance remains crucial. This piece examines what will be at stake as the House seems postured to consider additional national security spending.

Critical Questions by Elizabeth Hoffman, Jaehyun Han, and Shivani Vakharia — April 15, 2024

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Spotlight on Crises Crossroads: Ukraine

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What Does Russia’s ‘Partial Mobilization’ Mean?

Putin’s announcement of partial mobilization on September 21 signaled a major escalation of the war. Although the mobilization faces many problems, it might allow the Russians to stretch the war into the winter, when they hope the Europeans, facing hardship, will settle.

Commentary by Mark F. Cancian — September 26, 2022

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Max Bergmann

Director, Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program and Stuart Center
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Eskil Jakobsen

Stuart Center Visiting Fellow, Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program
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Sean Monaghan

Visiting Fellow, Europe, Russia and Eurasia Program

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Back to the Future

Transatlantic unity on sanctions played a key role in achieving the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran over its nuclear program.

Report by Simond de Galbert — November 13, 2015

Understanding the European Consequences of a Modern Greek Odyssey

Over the past 18 months, Greece has been led by two very different prime ministers and governments: those of the center-right New Democracy leader, Antonis Samaras (from June 20, 2012, until January 26, 2015), and the far-left Syriza leader, Alexis Tsipras (who was elected on January 26 and reelected on September 20).

Report by Heather A. Conley and James Mina — October 27, 2015