- by Taras KuzioWestern leaders must decide whether they are finally prepared to arm Ukraine adequately or face the consequences of a Russian victory which would lead to genocide in the heart of Europe, writes Taras Kuzio. The post Western leaders must choose: Arm Ukraine or enable Putin’s genocide appeared first on Atlantic Council.
- by Digital Forensic Research LabFollowing a severe storm in the Black Sea heavily impacted Crimea, pro-Kremlin sources circulated a conspiracy suggesting the US used a weather weapon. The post Russian War Report: Pro-Kremlin surrogates accuse the US of using ‘climate weapons’ in Crimea appeared first on Atlantic Council.
- by Alana Mitias, Celeste KmiotekNew evidence about Russia’s actions in Ukraine offers the ICC an opportunity to prosecute starvation as a war crime or crime against humanity affecting Ukrainians and other global victims. The post Putin has been accused of starving civilians as a warfare tactic. Will the ICC agree? appeared first on Atlantic Council.
- by Alia BrahimiHost and Nonresident Senior Fellow Alia Brahimi speaks with Russia analyst Sergey Sukhankin about the arrest in Libya of the Wagner Group operative Maksim Shugaley. The post What’s Charlie Sheen got to do with it? appeared first on Atlantic Council.
- by Peter Engelke, Anca Agachi, Imran BayoumiThe multilateral system, defined as the set of rules, norms, and institutions that together constitute the world’s governance architecture, is not static. The post The future of multilateral peacebuilding and conflict prevention appeared first on Atlantic Council.
- by Peter DickinsonPutin publicly blames NATO for provoking the invasion of Ukraine, but Russia's recent demilitarization of the country's borders with neighboring NATO members makes a mockery of such claims, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Putin debunks his own propaganda by disarming Russia’s NATO borders appeared first on Atlantic Council.
- by Sarah ZaaimiWill mounting pro-Palestinian sentiment pressure Moroccan leadership to reverse the December 2020 normalization agreement with Israel? The short answer is no. The post Why Morocco will not cut ties with Israel appeared first on Atlantic Council.
- by Kristina HookMany Ukrainians see today's ongoing Russian invasion as a continuation of the Stalin regime's genocidal attempts to eradicate Ukrainian national identity and destroy the Ukrainian nation, writes Kristina Hook . The post Many Ukrainians see Putin’s invasion as a continuation of Stalin’s genocide appeared first on Atlantic Council.
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- A visually led collaboration between U.S. News and the Climate team with stunning photos and video also offers a glimpse of hope for the world's corals after a summer of record-breaking heat.
- A far-flung but well-coordinated team of AP journalists from California to Washington to Beijing and beyond came together to produce sharp, colorful and in-depth coverage of President Joe Biden’s meeting with Xi Jinping in San Francisco and the surrounding APEC summit that attracted world leaders, CEOs and abundant protesters.
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