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Ukraine’s Westward Shift

More than 70 percent of Ukrainians outside Russian-occupied areas support NATO membership, and nearly 100 percent see Russia as hostile. This creates significant challenges for president-elect Trump’s plan to negotiate an end to the war.

Commentary by Alexander Palmer — December 10, 2024

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Ukraine’s Westward Shift

An audio version of “Ukraine’s Westward Shift,” a new commentary by CSIS’s Alexander Palmer. This audio was generated with text-to-speech by Eleven Labs. 

Podcast Episode by Alexander Palmer — December 19, 2024

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Russian Roulette

The War in Ukraine in 2025 with Michael Kofman

Max and Maria were joined by Russian military expert Michael Kofman to discuss where the war in Ukraine may be headed in the year to come. With a new administration in Washington and political turmoil across Europe, Russia continuing to make grinding gains on the battlefield, and calls for some sort of negotiated settlement rising, the next six months could prove critical to the future direction of the conflict. 

Podcast Episode by Max Bergmann and Maria Snegovaya — December 19, 2024

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The Truth of the Matter

Piecing Together What Happened in Syria

CSIS's Norman Roule joins the podcast to discuss the actors that enabled the Assad regime to survive for so long, how bureaucratic rot in Russia and Iran enabled Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) to move south so quickly, and actions the U.S. can take to support peace in the region.

Podcast Episode by H. Andrew Schwartz and Norman T. Roule — December 12, 2024

CSIS the truth of the matter

Ukraine’s Westward Shift

More than 70 percent of Ukrainians outside Russian-occupied areas support NATO membership, and nearly 100 percent see Russia as hostile. This creates significant challenges for president-elect Trump’s plan to negotiate an end to the war.

Commentary by Alexander Palmer — December 10, 2024

Reviving Chemical Weapons Accountability in a Multipolar World

Next week's 29th Session of the Conference of States Parties of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons is an opportunity to revitalize accountability and global cooperation in an age of impunity.

Commentary by Natasha Hall and Doreen Horschig — November 21, 2024

NATO Must Respond to the Russian Nuclear Threat in Space

The United States must reestablish a credible nuclear deterrence in space by building on the same foundation of deterrence that successfully prevented the use of nuclear weapons for nearly eight decades: the United States’ unmatched network of alliances.

Commentary by Todd Harrison — October 31, 2024