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Defense Cooperation Security and Geopolitics War in Ukraine

March 12, 2024

“We are not talking about something that can be fixed by June or July but needs to be fixed in March or April.”

Associated Press

Michal Baranowski

Defense Cooperation NATO Security and Geopolitics War in Ukraine

March 11, 2024

“ Sweden in NATO: what this country will give to the Alliance and what it means for Ukraine”

Translated from Russian

Radio Liberty

Kristine Berzina

Defense Cooperation Security and Geopolitics War in Ukraine

February 18, 2024

“We’re increasingly seeing that Ukraine is having a harder time knocking down the Iranian Shahed drones, and now with North Korean missiles added, over time that’s going to be more destructive on main cities. They need air defense capabilities."

POLITICO Europe

Heather A. Conley

Security and Geopolitics War in Ukraine

February 18, 2024

“We’re going to see Ukraine suffer from battlefield losses, we could see significant Russian gains, and the Ukrainians have no ammunition left."

The Financial Times

Heather A. Conley

Defense Cooperation International Meetings NATO Security and Geopolitics

February 16, 2024

All eyes on Munich and Zelenskyy

POLITICO

Heather A. Conley

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy Security and Geopolitics War in Ukraine

February 16, 2024

“The Europeans stand before a fork in the road: When and if the United States falls to the wayside as a financial support, can they step up?”

The New York Times

Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy Security and Geopolitics Transatlantic Relations

February 15, 2024

“ Over the last 20 years, national security leaders stopped talking about the benefit and only talked about the cost. And yet NATO has followed the American national security agenda.”

The New York Times

Heather A. Conley

Defense Cooperation NATO Security and Geopolitics War in Ukraine

February 9, 2024

“ [Northern Europe] has not received much consideration in the past, especially from a land forces domain.”

Foreign Policy

Kristine Berzina

Security and Geopolitics Trade, Economics, and Business Transatlantic Relations

January 23, 2024

“ This is a project that made Iran, China, Russia, even Turkey nervous,” said Romana Vlahutin, the former European Union special envoy for connectivity who’s now a distinguished fellow at the German Marshall Fund. “Maybe that is the best proof of its strategic importance.”

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Romana Vlahutin

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“We are not talking about something that can be fixed by June or July but needs to be fixed in March or April.”

“ Sweden in NATO: what this country will give to the Alliance and what it means for Ukraine”

“We’re increasingly seeing that Ukraine is having a harder time knocking down the Iranian Shahed drones, and now with North Korean missiles added, over time that’s going to be more destructive on main cities. They need air defense capabilities."

“We’re going to see Ukraine suffer from battlefield losses, we could see significant Russian gains, and the Ukrainians have no ammunition left."

All eyes on Munich and Zelenskyy

“The Europeans stand before a fork in the road: When and if the United States falls to the wayside as a financial support, can they step up?”

“ Over the last 20 years, national security leaders stopped talking about the benefit and only talked about the cost. And yet NATO has followed the American national security agenda.”

“ [Northern Europe] has not received much consideration in the past, especially from a land forces domain.”

“ This is a project that made Iran, China, Russia, even Turkey nervous,” said Romana Vlahutin, the former European Union special envoy for connectivity who’s now a distinguished fellow at the German Marshall Fund. “Maybe that is the best proof of its strategic importance.”