Preventing a Russia-NATO conflict, moral challenge of the 2024 election, and more.

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** October 24, 2024
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NATO vs. Russia: How to Ensure Conflict Is Avoided
by Thomas E. Graham

Post-conflict Russia will almost certainly seek to push the military threat it sees emanating from Europe as far away from its border as possible. Is coexistence possible after the Ukraine war? Read it here ([link removed]) .
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The Moral Challenge of the 2024 Election
by Alton Frye

Donald Trump has proven himself the least trustworthy source of information in modern politics. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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North Korea Sent 8 Million Artillery Shells to Ukraine. Next Up: Troops
by Bruce Klingner

North Korea’s dispatch of 1,500 special forces to Russia marks a significant evolution of Pyongyang’s evolving strategic partnership with Moscow. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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It’s Time for a U.S.-Greenland Free Association Agreement
by Kaush Arha, Alexander B. Gray & Tom Dans

Greenland's proximity and strategic position makes it a promising candidate for the comprehensive economic and security arrangement enjoyed by many Pacific island nations. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Russia’s Imperial Ambitions: The Long-Term Threat to NATO
by Daniel Kochis

Russia will still pose a significant threat to the West after its Ukraine war. How much of a threat depends upon how the conflict ends. Read it here ([link removed]) .

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