Atlantic Council : Marking one year of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine ( 15 uzman ve analistin yazı ve programları )

 

Marking one year of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Experts from across the Atlantic Council are assessing the conflict’s consequences for Ukraine’s sovereignty, Europe’s security, and the United States’ leadership.

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One year, eight world-changing numbers. Quantifying Russia’s war in Ukraine. By Atlantic Council experts / @AtlanticCouncil It's hard to calculate the suffering, destruction, and global upheaval caused by the conflict. But there are some eye-opening numbers that help tell this story.

Narrative Warfare: How the Kremlin and Russian news outlets justified a war of aggression against Ukraine By the Digital Forensic Research Lab / @DFRLab Dive into a full account of the false and misleading narratives on the road to military action.

Undermining Ukraine: How the Kremlin employs information operations to erode global confidence in Ukraine By the Digital Forensic Research Lab / @DFRLab Our experts analyze Russia's attempts to demoralize Ukrainian audiences and destroy their will to fight.

Russia policy after the war: A new strategy of containment By Alexander Vershbow / @ARVershbow The United States and its allies need a long-term plan to deter Moscow militarily and decouple Russia from the international community.

One year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the US releases new sanctions and China steps in with a ‘peace’ plan By Atlantic Council experts / @AtlanticCouncil Atlantic Council experts share their insights on how new sanctions will impact Russia and how the world will react to China's ceasefire proposal.

Policymakers: Keep Ukrainian soldiers front of mind as this war of attrition continues By Justin M. Conelli / @ACScowcroft Leaders concerned about grand strategy also need to weigh the suffering and resilience of the soldiers at the front.

Sanctions alone won’t defeat Russia in Ukraine. But they’re having a bigger impact than it might seem. By Brian O’Toole and Daniel Fried / @brianoftoole and @AmbDanFried The Russian economy has begun to look like a leaky ship. All hands are on deck bailing it out, but at some point, they won’t be able to keep up.

Does Putin still have a pathway to victory in Ukraine? By the Eurasia Center / @ACEurasia Despite facing setbacks over the past year, Russia continues to hold advantages over Ukraine. Our experts assess whether these could be enough to turn the tide in Moscow’s favor.

Turkey’s support for Ukraine has been crucial and should continue, only stronger By Atlantic Council IN TURKEY / @AC_Istanbul Yevgeniya Gaber, a former advisor to Ukraine's prime minister, discusses Turkey's role as a key player in the war—and what Ankara might do next.

The arsenal of democracy has hit a snag. Congress needs to step in. By Thomas S. Warrick / @TomWarrickAC Weapons deliveries to Ukraine are delayed because the Pentagon cannot process procurement contracts fast enough. Congress needs to get the defense industry on wartime footing.

What I heard in Munich: Four fears are holding the West back from quicker, bolder support for Ukraine By Anna Wieslander / @AnnwieAnna There is fear of escalation, fear of having Ukraine fully in the European family, fear of a defeated Russia, and fear of a defeated Ukraine.

In 2022, the war in Ukraine awakened Europe. Here’s how it must adapt in 2023. By Atlantic Council experts / @AtlanticCouncil How will the EU continue to bolster its security with conflict raging in its backyard? Our experts give their recommendations.

Russia and China have been teaming up to reduce reliance on the dollar. Here’s how it’s going. By Maia Nikoladze and Mrugank Bhusari / @Mai_Nikoladze and @BhusariMrugank Squeezed by sanctions, Russia has turned to Chinese yuan and gold, but both have introduced new vulnerabilities and inconveniences.

How legal actions against Russian aggression in Ukraine can serve as a model for other conflicts By Celeste Kmiotek and Lisandra Novo / @Celeste_Kmiotek and @lisandranovo The investigations and accountability efforts underway show how victims of international crimes have unequal access to justice.

Russia’s influence in Africa, a security perspective By Sarah Daly and Abdelhak Bassou / @ACAfricaCenter Russia is improving its ties with Africa with three goals in mind: reasserting itself as a global power, soliciting support, and increasing trade and investment.