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A World Historical Perspective on the War in Ukraine and the China-Taiwan Standoff

Hamster on a Treadmill: Western Diplomacy and the Kosovo Status Dispute

International Law’s Role in a Strat-Dominated World

‘Not in Our Name:’ Why Russia is Not a Decolonial Ally or the Dark Side of Civilizational Communism and Imperialism

Johns Hopkins SAIS Faculty and Fellow Reflections: The War in Ukraine at One Year

The Kyiv-Kosovo Catalyst: Ukraine’s Recognition of Kosovo Can Affirm Western Order in the Balkans and Across Europe

Will Biden’s New Truman Doctrine Offset the Sino-Russian Pact?

We All Are Ukrainians

Europe’s Borderlands and China’s Challenge: Why War in Ukraine Matters

Summons to Appear: NotPetya and the War Exclusion Clause
The Geopolitical Variable Called Ukraine
At no point in modern European history have the people of Ukraine occupied as important a role in European geopolitical developments as they do today. Although not yet immediately apparent, the 2014 overthrow of President Viktor Yanukovych and the political and economic transformation will have greater geopolitical consequences than European policy makers often assume. If Ukraine’s transformation fails, its example will deliver a shattering blow to those calling for increased liberalization in remaining illiberal states across Eastern Europe.