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The geographical scope of SCEEUS comprises Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russia and Ukraine.
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Sino-Russian relations are closer today than they have been in decades. In these times of historic geopolitical tensions, it is all the more important to understand the nature and elements of the relationship of two of the world’s most influential powers.
This dashboard aims to contribute to a better understanding by tracking and analyzing the economic, political, security, and societal dimensions of China-Russia relations and their changing quality over time.
🌐New Guest commentary out: From payments to opportunities: Rethinking Ukraine’s veterans policy by Kostiantyn Tatarkin
🇺🇦 veteran population is growing rapidly, while the country still relies on a veterans policy framework rooted in a law adopted in 1993.
From payments to opportunities: Rethinking Ukraine’s veterans policy - Sceeus
SCEEUS Guest Commentary | From payments toopportunities: Rethinking Ukraine’s veterans policyd | By Kostiantyn Tatarkin
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Sammanfattningsvis är Kremls mest radikala sätt att trappa upp – användning av massförstörelsevapen i Ukraina eller en konventionell attack mot en medlemsstat i Nato – också de som även för Ryssland är farligast och mest kostsamma.
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Working with Ukraine and other members of the Coalition of the Willing, the EU should make escalation a losing bargain for Moscow.
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Russia’s escalation menu: conventional, nuclear and hybrid - EPIK
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From payments to opportunities: Rethinking Ukraine’s veterans policy