| Russia’s Ukraine War Has Narrowed — But Not its Goals Despite largely limiting Russia’s assault to the Donbas region, Putin remains fixed on erasing the entirety of Ukraine — and he is prepared to achieve it in slow, devastating increments. USIP’s Mary Glantz says this undermines suggestions for peace talks that are based on beliefs the Kremlin will settle for less. |
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Five Things to Know about Sri Lanka’s Crisis After months of protests, Sri Lanka’s president has resigned and its economy has hit rock bottom, defaulting on international loans and facing rampant fuel and food shortages. USIP’s Tamanna Salikuddin discusses how Sri Lanka got here and what this crisis means for the country and region.
For more on Sri Lanka, join USIP on Monday for an online event to discuss what’s next. |
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| | As fighting intensifies in eastern Ukraine, USIP's Ambassador William Taylor says the war is now "a race … between the Ukrainians trying to get new weapons coming from the United States and other NATO nations while the Russians try to move through the eastern part of the country." |
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