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09/05/24

Expert Briefing: Priorities for international support to Ukraine, as Russia’s war rages into its third year

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Alice Copland Download PDF

02/03/24

Op Ed: Out of the spotlight Belarusians’ struggle for freedom continues amidst persistent repression

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Joanna Szymańska

01/03/24

Two Years On: New recommendations for the safety of journalists working on the frontline

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Maria Ordzhonikide and Valeriya Chudarova

28/02/24

War in Ukraine: The ongoing conflict has provided growing strategic opportunities for GCC states

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Drewery Dyke

26/02/24

Legal impasse or excuse for inaction? The state of play in the efforts to seize oligarchs’ assets

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Dr Maria Nizzero and Oksana Ihnatenko

23/02/24

Two years on: The importance of protecting the media and winning the informational frontline in Ukraine

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Sergiy Tomilenko

23/02/24

Two years on: Breaking the cycle of impunity for Russian war crimes

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Oleksandra Matviichuk

22/02/24

Two years on: in the face of continued Russian aggression, Moldova is navigating its path towards the West

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Iulian Groza

22/02/24

Two years on: Business as usual in a new geopolitical reality?

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Dr Aijan Sharshenova

22/02/24

Two years on: The war has left the OSCE in peril, but the institution is worthy of reinvestment

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Prof Stefan Wolff

21/02/24

Two years on: Proactive measures are needed to address the conflict related mental health crisis

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Prof Robert van Voren

21/02/24

Two years on: Russia continues to weaponise and attack healthcare in Ukraine

Ten years ago this summer, hundreds of oil workers in western Kazakhstan were in the midst of a stand-off with their employers in one of longest and most consequential strikes…

Article by Elly Nott

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