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  • The Precipice: The War in Ukraine Hangs in the Balance

    The Precipice: The War in Ukraine Hangs in the Balance
    2024/11/26
    Between a Russian offensive and the reelection of Donald Trump, the war in Ukraine hangs in the balance. Janis Kluge joins host Aaron Schwartzbaum to explore how we got here and what might happen next.

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    34 分
  • Between Oceans: NATO's Indo-Pacific Partnerships

    Between Oceans: NATO's Indo-Pacific Partnerships
    2024/11/25
    In this episode we explore the history and evolution of NATO’s relationships with its Indo-Pacific partners, the alliance’s role in the growing US-China rivalry, and look ahead to a new era of NATO engagement outside of the Atlantic in a time of increasingly interconnected global conflicts. Featured guests:
    • Gwendoline Vamos, Senior Officer, Asia-Pacific Global Partnerships at NATO Headquarters
    • Ian Langford, senior military officer (retired), Australian Defense Forces
    • Peter Olive, senior military officer (retired), United Kingdom Royal Navy
    • John Hemings, Senior Associate Director, Pacific Forum
    This episode is part of a new limited series: The Ties That Bind: NATO at 75 and Beyond
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    53 分
  • Georgia On My Mind: Election Takeaways

    Georgia On My Mind: Election Takeaways
    2024/10/31
    This week on The Continent: FPRI's Eurasia Program Director Maia Otarashvili joins Aaron to talk through recent parliamentary election results in Georgia and delve into an interesting question: how does a broadly pro-EU, Russia-skeptical country wind up with a euroskeptic, Russia-friendly government?
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    34 分
  • What a Harris or Trump Presidency Could Mean for the Baltic States

    What a Harris or Trump Presidency Could Mean for the Baltic States
    2024/10/28

    This week on Baltic Ways - The US election is approaching quickly with implications for America's allies in the world. Professors Margarita Šešelgyte (Vilnius University), Daunis Auers (University of Latvia), and Andres Kasekamp (University of Toronto) join a roundtable discussion on the impact that a Kamala Harris or Donald Trump presidency could have on the security and future outlook of the Baltic countries and broader European, and how people in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are feeling about the state of democracy in the US. This episode was recorded on September 25, 2024.

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    Baltic Ways is a podcast brought to you by the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies, produced in partnership with the Baltic Initiative at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of AABS or FPRI.
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    44 分
  • Kharkiv: A Ukrainian City Perseveres

    Kharkiv: A Ukrainian City Perseveres
    2024/10/21
    Located only 30 km from the border with Russia, the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv was the object of another Russian offensive earlier this year. Although Ukrainian forces stopped Russia's drive to capture the city, Kharkiv still endures daily attacks from Russian glide bombs, drones and missiles. Although Ukraine has the capability to strike back at the aircraft and airfields supporting these attacks, it lacks permission to use Western weapons to do so. Join Bob Hamilton as he interviews Kharkiv resident and FPRI Senior Fellow Maria Avdeeva about how her city is enduring these daily attacks and how Ukraine would strike back if given permission.

    Read Maria's recent analysis on why Ukraine should be allowed to strike back here.
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    42 分
  • Kyiv Dispatch Redux

    Kyiv Dispatch Redux
    2024/10/04
    Kyiv-based journalist Fabrice Deprez returns to the brief for another update on the mood in Ukraine, including a report on his recent trip to the front line city of Pokrovsk.

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    For more reporting from Ukraine, be sure to check out Fabrice’s Eastern Radar newsletter.
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    38 分
  • Russia's Wagner Group - Where Are They Now?

    Russia's Wagner Group - Where Are They Now?
    2024/09/27
    It has been 15 months since the Wagner Group's founder Yevgeny Prigozhin led the group's ill-fated march on Moscow and 13 months since Prigozhin was killed in a plane crash almost certainly orchestrated by the Kremlin. Prigozhin is gone but his group lives on. Join host Bob Hamilton as he discusses the group's current operations in Africa and elsewhere with Colin Clarke, Chris Faulkner, and Raphael Parens.
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    38 分
  • The Price of Peace: NATO and the Burden-sharing Debate

    The Price of Peace: NATO and the Burden-sharing Debate
    2024/09/25
    There has been much debate over defense spending, investment, and who is sharing the burden of European defense among NATO allies for years. Russia’s full scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has served as a grim and stark reminder of European defense investment shortcomings and vulnerabilities.It has been a few months since NATO allies met in Washington to commemorate the alliance’s 75th anniversary. In this episode we are joined by Ambassador Doug Lute, Colonel Jordan Becker, and German defense expert Aylin Matle to examine the contours of the burden-sharing debate within the alliance, what major decisions came out of the Washington summit, and what lies ahead.

    The Ties That Bind: NATO at 75 and Beyond is a five part series examining the past, present, and future of NATO.

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    47 分