ELN Policy Fellow Axel Hellman attended a panel discussion at the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC for a discussion on the fallout from Trump’s decision on the Iran nuclear deal.
ELN Policy Fellow Axel Hellman and co-author Edoardo Saravalle argue that the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran deal will hurt U.S. credibility and reduce the future effectiveness of U.S. sanctions.
As Britain considers how to respond to the suspected poisoning of a former spy with a nerve agent, and weighs in on how to handle future relations with Russia, ELN Director, Sir Adam Thomson, considers the implications for Euro-Atlantic security and stability.
Needlessly arming Ukraine only escalates tension in the region and distracts attention from the tasks that are critical to Ukraine’s future.
Oleksandr Tytarchuk, co-founder of the East European Security Research Initiative Foundation, argues that there are more pros than cons to Ukraine receiving lethal aid from the United States.
Chris Weafer argues that a renewal of sanctions will not stop the Russian economy from returning to growth, but will ensure a less cooperative Kremlin in 2017.