We’re delighted to announce Avril Haines as the next president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. One of the most respected national security leaders of her generation, Avril brings a deep commitment to public service and the values at the heart of our mission.
Seeing content here on X that the Russians subordinated Rosgvardia to the General Staff of the military. That is incorrect. The decree expands the HQ staff of Rosgvardia and gives it its own general staff structure. Zolotov remains the head.
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Multiple Russian war bloggers are calling out Gerasimov’s inflated reports of success. But these folks aren’t independent actors— they get MOD access now. Some faction is telling them to swat down Gerasimov and only a few outrank Gerasimov or have the krisha to do it.
This Thursday, @shaunwalker7 discusses the decadeslong history of deep-cover Russian espionage at the heart of his upcoming book "The Illegals." Register here: https://t.co/ttHzu4S7Uv
It’s official- the new commander of the Russian ground forces is Mordvichev. Previously op group center commander (Donetsk front & longest in post as op group commander). It signals a few things about the next phase for the Russian army 🧵 /1
As Ukraine faces a pivotal moment in the war, please join us for a conversation with Carnegie senior fellows @MassDara & @KofmanMichael, former Ukrainian defense minister @Andriypzag, & @prismUA Security Studies program director Hanna Shelest.
RSVP: https://t.co/lIhSyi4BAm
Some brief thoughts following a recent field study trip to Ukraine. The current situation is difficult, but UA is working to stabilize the front. Much depends on whether the US provides support, and UA effectively addresses its manpower issues in the coming months. 1/
@RALee85@KofmanMichael and I discuss why we wrote our latest essay a path forward for the west to support Ukraine, and how important it is that decisions are made now. Check it out below @WarOnTheRocks
We are excited to announce that former 🇺🇦 Foreign Minister, the Hon. @PavloKlimkin, is joining Carnegie as a nonresident senior fellow.
Klimkin is one of 🇺🇦's most distinguished foreign policy experts, with decades of diplomatic experience. Welcome Pavlo!
https://t.co/wBHA9N29hJ
This Thursday, @washingtonpost's David @herszenhorn will be talking with @CNN's @kaitlancollins about "The Dissident," his moving new biography of 🇷🇺 opposition leader Alexey Navalny. Reception and book signing to follow.
Please join us!
Register here👇
https://t.co/hxnUpBq5FW
🇷🇸 | Serbia's Authoritarian (Re)turn
The conduct of #Serbia's latest elections points to the country's democratic decline.
The EU cannot stay neutral in the face of President Vučić's provocations and authoritarian tendencies.
New by @DimitarBechev 👉 https://t.co/go8A4MjYEL
If you’re in Washington Jan. 11, come to my book talk at @CarnegieEndow to discuss “Our Enemies Will Vanish: The Russian Invasion and Ukraine’s War of Independence,” publishing next week. You can also attend online. It will be moderated by the great @sbg1 https://t.co/XXZUtXUi8m
1/ My colleague @eugene_rumer and I have published a new essay in @WSJ calling for Western leaders to abandon magical thinking about Russia and to develop a credible, long-term strategy for supporting Ukraine and containing an emboldened, revisionist Russia.
1/ Russia's wartime budget (source: leak to @business ) key takeaways:
- Putin prepares for the long war
- Guns above the butter (military spending exceeds social)
- all the cows that can still give milk in Russia's economy will be milked to death
(more in 🧵👇)
The mutiny led by Yevgeny Prigozhin has stunned the world. @CarnegieRussia fellows have provided a number of analytical materials with insights into the causes of these events and their implications for the future of Putin’s rule. THREAD 🧵
Eight children killed along with security guard after shooting at school in Serbian capital Belgrade, with 14-year-old boy arrested https://t.co/ovrSRrKtav