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Ukraine

Cyberspace and Geopolitics: Capacity Building as a Tool for International Security

Capacity building is an approach intrinsically related to diplomatic practices. According to the United Nations, it aims at improving multilateralism by drawing from different capabilities across various areas of interests to enhance cooperation among countries with the purpose of ensuring international peace, security, and stability.

Polluted to Death: The Untold Environmental Consequences of the Ukraine War

Environmental consequences have never been the top priority during wars. Crucially, however, a war’s impact on the environment can significantly increase the number of people affected by hostilities. On February 24th, Russian forces launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, after having already occupied Crimea and the Donbas region in 2014.

Great Power Competition and National Interests Inform Asian Perspectives On Ukraine

Following other publications from this Dossier, this commentary examines the Russo-Ukrainian war by pondering the implications for Asia’s balance of power and multilateral institutions. Despite the geographical distance from the violence, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has rekindled anti-colonial sentiments around Asia.

Russia-Ukraine: Conversation with Dimitar Bechev and Stanislav Secrieru
While there are more and more signs that we will witness a protracted conflict in Ukraine, there are also concerns that the war could extend to other post-Soviet countries and territories. What is the impact of the war on Transnistria and other "frozen conflicts"? Could the war also reach the Western Balkans and the Middle East? What could the EU do to minimize spillovers and help keep its "neighborhood" stable?  
The War in Ukraine and its Potential Implications for Central Asia: China’s Perspective

Russia’s full-scale military invasion of Ukraine on February 24th called for a reaction, both declarative and factual, from world leaders. China has long manoeuvred itself between not antagonising the West whilst also not officially supporting Russia. This approach results from several diplomatic, business, and strategic considerations, including the potential effect on Asian security and stability.

A View from Southeast Asia: ASEAN, Indonesia, and the Ukraine War

“The Ukraine War” will rank in 2022’s international affairs highlights. While conflicts and wars sadly remain a regular occurrence in world politics, two factors account for the gravity and unprecedented nature of the situation in Ukraine. First, the scale and location of the conflict involved a rising number of victims, from those who became direct casualties of the war to those forced out of their homes and seeking refuge in some of Europe’s major powers.

Greening the EU Neighbourhood: Climate Policies for the Eastern Partnership in Times of War

We all have but one planet. The danger of nuclear war, climate emergency and ecological disasters mean that maintaining peace is an imperative for the very survival of humanity. Wars destabilize not only parts of our globe - they add to the universal insecurity and undermine the possibility of addressing shared threats.

 

The Great Power Game Behind the Ukraine Crisis

Since the outbreak of the Ukraine crisis in 2014, the conflict in the eastern part of the country has not stopped, leading to the deterioration of Russia’s relations with both Ukraine and the West. The situation took a sharp turn for the worse in February 2022, with nearly 2,000 ceasefire violations in the Donbas region on the 19th alone. On the 24th, Russia announced a “special military operation”, and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict suddenly broke out, shocking the world.

 

New Fiscal Rules: The EU Beyond Covid and the War

Over the last two years, global economy – and the EU’s in particular – has been shaken by two “black swans” in a row: Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine. After the impressive economic rebound in 2021, the conflict has already taken its economic toll: growth forecasts for 2022 and 2023 are heavily revised downwards, public debts are skyrocketing, and inflation is at 30-year high, and likely to keep rising.

The World Won't Be the Same: The Global Impact of the Ukraine War

On May 9, Russia has celebrated the Victory Day to commemorate the triumph of the Soviet Union over Nazi Germany.

The rise in commodity prices could reshape Asia's alliances

As Asia was divided in its condemnation of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the rise of the price of commodities is having an uneven impact over the region.

The more advanced economies are facing challenges similar to those that Europe is experiencing, where inflation and energy demands are the primary concerns.

In contrast, emerging markets are more concerned for their national food security.

Rising Food Prices: Global Risks and Vulnerabilities

The breakout of the conflict in Ukraine and the following imposition of heavy Western sanctions on Russia are causing sharp price increases in food and energy commodities —of which both Ukraine and Russia represent key exporters — as well as disruptions to  global supply chains, impacting the post-pandemic economic recovery.

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