Ukraine
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Putin’s War Machine Could Outlast the War in Ukraine
The debate surrounding Russia assumes its military and economy will eventually collapse, ending the war in Ukraine. However, Russia’s capacity for prolonged confrontation remains concerning. Even if fighting ceases, the existing military infrastructure could persist, posing future threats. Strategic support for Ukraine is essential to deter further aggression and ensure lasting peace. Continue reading
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Russia After Putin: What Could Come Next?
The future of Russia post-Putin is uncertain, with outcomes ranging from continued authoritarianism to a potential democratic opening. Leadership transitions could either stabilize existing structures or spark contention among power centers. Ultimately, the nature of Putin’s departure will influence whether Russia adopts a more open society or maintains its oppressive regime. Continue reading
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How Likely Is a Russian Invasion of the United Kingdom?
Short answer: a conventional Russian invasion of Britain is extremely unlikely. Russian aggression against the UK, however, is already taking place in less visible forms—and those threats deserve serious attention. Images of Russian troops landing on British beaches belong more readily to fiction than to any realistic military plan. The United Kingdom is an island,… Continue reading
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What Would a Real Peace Between Russia and Ukraine Look Like?
Achieving peace in Ukraine requires more than halting conflict; it must ensure sovereignty and prevent rewarding aggression. Various peace outcomes exist, ranging from temporary ceasefires to negotiations fostering stability. Proper monitoring, security guarantees, and humanitarian measures are vital. An incomplete, phased approach focusing on accountability can help Ukrainians live securely while deterring renewed aggression. Continue reading
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Chatham House: Europe after Nord Stream: The limits of energy security
This Chatham House meeting is chaired by Katja Bego (Senior Research Fellow, Chatham House Europe Programme). also on the pane are: James Black — Deputy Director, Defence and Security; European Lead, Space, RAND Europe, Dr. Kalina K. Damianova — Visiting Research Fellow, King’s College London, Bojan Pancevski — Chief European Political Correspondent, The Wall Street… Continue reading
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Chatham House: Brexit 10 years on: Michel Barnier and the future of UK-EU relations
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Grégoire Roos, featured former French Prime Minister Michel Barnier discussing UK-EU relations post-Brexit. A decade later, tensions over trade and politics persist, affecting cooperation. Barnier emphasized the significance of the upcoming French presidential election and highlighted the challenges and potential solutions for rebuilding relationships between London and Brussels. Continue reading
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Chatham House: Who will be the next UN Secretary-General? Rafael Mariano Grossi and Rebeca Grynspan each present their vision
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Professor Marc Weller, featured candidates Rafael Mariano Grossi and Rebeca Grynspan discussing their visions for the UN Secretary-General role. Grossi emphasized the need for effective diplomacy and UN reform, while Grynspan highlighted the organization’s adaptability amid skepticism and crises. Both showcased their leadership capabilities. Continue reading
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Review: Conflict – The Evolution of Warfare from 1945 to Ukraine by General David Petraeus & Andrew Roberts
General David Petraeus, a respected military leader, co-authors a book with historian Andrew Roberts that analyzes major conflicts since World War II. Covering wars from Korea to Ukraine, it examines military tactics and technological advancements. The book serves as an essential resource for understanding past conflicts and future dangers, invaluable for students and leaders alike. Continue reading
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Chatham House: South Korea rethinks its foreign policy: Is it ditching the US for China?
The Chatham House meeting discusses South Korea’s foreign policy under President Lee Jae-myung, emphasizing a pragmatic approach amid complex global dynamics. Key challenges include managing relationships with the U.S., China, and North Korea. The panel examines how the Lee administration navigates geopolitical tensions and seeks to maintain strong international alliances while adapting to rapid changes. Continue reading
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Chatham House: China’s Struggle for Influence in Central Asia. How is Beijing aiming to reshape the region?
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Annette Bohr, features authors Edward Lemon and Bradley Jardine discussing their book on China’s influence in Central Asia. The conversation encompasses China’s role, historical ties, regional nationalism, and the impact of protests. The complexities of relationships with Russia, the US, and other nations are highlighted, alongside issues of human… Continue reading
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