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20/02/24

Two years on: The ongoing war in Ukraine is further highlighting the ‘Global North’ and ‘Global South’ divide

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Dr Sasikumar Sundaram

20/02/24

Two years on: Will Washington remain a reliable ally to Ukraine?

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Dr Andrew Gawthorpe

19/02/24

Two years on: Ukraine’s integration into the European Union is driving domestic transformations

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Yuliia Shaipova

19/02/24

Two years on: Will international support stay sufficiently united behind Ukraine to pay the price for security in Europe?

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Baroness Ashton

Op-Ed: Accountability in Conflict – reflections from the inaugural meeting of the Syria Ukraine Network

Conflict Resolution and Security

12/12/23

Op-Ed: Accountability in Conflict – reflections from the inaugural meeting of the Syria Ukraine Network

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Elly Nott

11/11/23

‘Countries at crossroads: UK engagement in Central Asia’: Experts respond to the Foreign Affairs Committee’s latest report

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

09/11/23

Is a Russian veto on leadership about to provoke the downfall of the OSCE?

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Dr Cornelius Friesendorf and Prof. Stefan Wolff

20/10/23

The new great game continued? How the West is trying to get (back) to Central Asia

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Anastassiya Mahon & Stefan Wolff

21/09/23

Ukraine’s efforts to investigate conflict related sexual and gender-based violence and the role of the ‘complementarity’ in International Criminal law

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Mariam Uberi

03/09/23

The political economy of sanctions against Russia: Making the sanctions work as they should

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Vladimir Dubrovskiy and Janusz Szyrmer Download PDF

11/08/23

Views from Central Asia on the UK’s Foreign Policy in the Region

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre and John Smith Trust Download PDF

03/08/23

The impact of the war in Ukraine on the BRICS: Six takeaways from an expert discussion

You may struggle to find a country that praises civil society sector and persecutes it simultaneously as much as Kyrgyzstan; where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are needed most to cover up…

Article by Dr Aijan Sharshenova

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