Can The UN General Assembly Act On Ukraine? – OpEd
By Gerard M. Gallucci* Under Article 24 of the United Nations Charter, the UN Security Council (UNSC) has “primary responsibility for the maintenance
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Author: TransConflict
TransConflict was established in response to the challenges facing intra- and inter-ethnic relations in the Western Balkans. It is TransConflict’s assertion that the successful transformation of conflict requires a multi-dimensional approach that engages with and aims at transforming the very interests, relationships, discourses and structures that underpin and fuel outbreaks of low- and high-intensity violence.
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Articles by TransConflict :
Orban And Vucic (And Tito) – OpEd
By David B. Kanin* The poor performance of Russia’s military has galvanized a Western alliance that appeared disoriented and divided
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Ukraine: Towards A Peace Agreement (Part I) – OpEd
By Matthew Parish* At the time of writing, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a so-called “special military operation” by the
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Ukraine: The Economics Of The Refugee Crisis – Analysis
The Russian attack on Odessa will inevitably follow the encirclement of Nikolaev, which can be expected in the next few
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If NATO Cannot Act, Then Individual EU Countries Should – OpEd
By Gerard M. Gallucci* Anyone who thought Putin might accept a peaceful settlement with Ukraine, over his concerns about NATO expansion,
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An Essay On Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine (Part V): Preventing Another Genocide – Analysis
By Matthew Parish* The term “genocide” was coined in 1944 by an American lawyer Raphael Lemkin, who used the term
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The Ukraine Crisis And Great Power Rivalry In The Balkans – OpEd
By David B. Kanin* Moscow still has the initiative in a crisis it provoked but apparent Russian failure so far
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An Essay On Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine (Part IV): Understanding Russian Intentions – Analysis
By Matthew Parish* This article is written at 3:30am Zulu on Monday 14 February 2022. At this juncture, most western-leaning
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An Essay On Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine (Part III): Why Is Diplomacy Failing? – Analysis
By Matthew Parish* The British World War II military leader Field Marshal Montgomery once famously stated “Rule 1, on page
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An Essay On The Russian Invasion Of Ukraine: Domestic Political Maneuverings (Part II) – Analysis
By Matthew Parish* The politics of Russia and of Ukraine have been intimately intermingled ever since the formal divorce of
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