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401. Starr Forum: Energy as a Weapon of War: Russia, Ukraine and Europe in Challenging Times

402. Cyberattacks Integral to Russia's Political and Military Strategies

403. Russian Attacks May Prompt Increased Refugee Flows from Ukraine

404. The Waning India-Russia Partnership is an Unexpected Effect of the War in Ukraine

405. Facing War: Rethinking Europe’s Security and Defence

406. The impact of the Ukraine crisis on international trade

407. A European policy mix to address food insecurity linked to Russia’s war

408. How have sanctions impacted Russia?

409. Will Ukraine’s refugees go home?

410. Geopolitical Consequences of the War in Ukraine

411. Russia's Assault on Ukraine: Fallout From the War

412. Geopolitics, Geography an the Ukrainian Russian War

413. A Compass and a Concept: A Guide to the EU and NATO Strategic Outlooks

414. Russia’s Partial Mobilization: Issues Pertaining Russian Migrants in Mongolia

415. The Threat of New Wars in the Caucasus: A Good Case for U.S. Restraint

416. Russia Steps up its Campaign for Influence in Africa

417. On the brink of Subsequent Sanctions Against Russia Implications for Azerbaijan

418. Building Bridges over Caspian: South Caucasus-Central Asia Cooperation

419. Cultural Encounters: Istanbul and Refugees from the Russian Empire (1919-1923) - Welcome & Panel I

420. Cultural Encounters: Istanbul and the Refugees from the Russian Empire (1919-1923) | Panel III

421. Cultural Exchanges: Istanbul and Refugees from the Russian Empire (1919-1923) - Panel II

422. Cultural Encounters: Istanbul and the Refugees from the Russian Empire (1919-1923) - Panel IV

423. KAZAKHSTAN AMID UNREST AND INSTABILITY: MAIN IMPLICATIONS

424. RUSSIA’S COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES ABOUT CRIMEA IN SPANISH-LANGUAGE SPUTNIK AND RUSSIA TIMES (2014-2018)

425. Brothers in arms: The value of coalitions in sanctions regimes

426. Nordic resilience: Strengthening cooperation on security of supply and crisis preparedness

427. Children of War: The Ukrainian Case

428. Filling the Geopolitical Void in Central Asia

429. Will Russia Survive Until 2084?

430. Ecological Path to Peace Is Possible in Ukraine

431. America’s Great-Power Challenge: Managing Russia’s Decline and China’s Rise

432. Putin Is Doing Xi’s Dirty Work (and the West Is Helping Him)

433. Cyber Posture Trends in China, Russia, the United States and the European Union

434. Preparing for the Final Collapse of the Soviet Union and the Dissolution of the Russian Federation

435. Broken Dream: The oligarch, Russia, and Georgia’s drift from Europe

436. The old is dying and the new cannot be born: A power audit of EU-Russia relations

437. Cold winter: How the EU can help Moldova survive Russian pressure and protect its democracy

438. Reconfiguring NATO: The Case for Burden Shifting

439. “Russia’s war in Eastern Europe is a central threat to the international architecture”

440. Strategic dependencies, a question of sovereignty

441. Reception of Ukrainian refugees. Between emergency responses and long-term solutions

442. From the Russian Pact to the Green Deal?

443. The Black Sea, the spectre of a new Iron Curtain?

444. “In Russia today the whole media sphere has been destroyed."

445. The end of European dependence on Russian fossil fuels

446. Nationalism, Sovereignism, Virilism: the sources of Russia's war against Ukraine

447. What is President Putin so afraid of?

448. The defeat of Russia in Ukraine will herald the defeat of the Lukashenko regime.

449. Rising Apprehensions

450. Ukraine War and Food Security: How Should ASEAN Respond?

451. Mass Atrocities in Ukraine: Assessing Risks of Significant Escalation

452. Development of the IT Industry and Structural Transformation: Focused on IT Cooperation with Russia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

453. Russia’s Energy Strategy in the Northeast Asian Region and New Korea-Russia Cooperation: Focusing on the Natural Gas and Hydrogen Sectors

454. What Ukraine Taught NATO about Hybrid Warfare

455. The Coming Storm: Insights from Ukraine about Escalation in Modern War

456. Russia’s Ill-Fated Invasion of Ukraine: Lessons in Modern Warfare

457. Cyber War and Ukraine

458. Best and Bosom Friends: Why China-Russia Ties Will Deepen after Russia’s War on Ukraine

459. Of Ships and Cyber: Transposing the Incidents at Sea Agreement

460. REVISITING THE EMBOLDENING POWER OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS

461. CAN DEBT RELIEF CONSTRAIN REPRESSIVE GOVERNMENTS?

462. WHO ATTACKED MONTENEGRO? THE MORAL AND STRATEGIC HAZARDS OF MISASSIGNING BLAME

463. DOES THE GLOBAL CONSENSUS ON APARTHEID IN SOUTH AFRICA HOLD CLUES FOR THE UYGHURS?

464. FOOD INSECURITY AND UNREST: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

465. MANAGING CONFLICT BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL RIVALS

466. Baltic Conflict: Russia’s Goal to Distract NATO?

467. A World in Crisis: The “Winter Wars” of 2022–2023

468. Geopolitical Struggle between Russia and Turkey: The Intersection of Ukraine and Syrian Crises

469. Military Stockpiles: A Life-Insurance Policy in a High-Intensity Conflict?

470. Russia’s War in Ukraine: Misleading Doctrine, Misguided Strategy

471. Cyber Operations in Ukraine: Russia’s Unmet Expectations

472. Russia’s Wartime Cyber Operations in Ukraine: Military Impacts, Influences, and Implications

473. Russia’s National Security Narrative: All Quiet on the Eastern Front

474. My Country, Right or Wrong: Russian Public Opinion on Ukraine

475. Russia and India: A New Chapter

476. Networks and Competitive Advantage in a Contested World

477. Systemic Geopolitical Analysis in the research of power distribution in Eastern Europe

478. The Influence of Political Processes and the War in Ukraine on the Formation of Generation Alpha and the iGeneration (Z): Defining Specific Features

479. Russian economic nationalism and the vectors of Russian foreign policy

480. The Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Economic Consequences on Europe and the World

481. The American Multi-Domain Operation as a response to the Russian concept of New Generation Warfare

482. Role theory and Russia’s attempts to integrate the post-Soviet space: from internal to international duties

483. Russia’s War in Ukraine: Western Military Assistance

484. EU Security and Defence After Ukraine

485. EU Defense After Ukraine: A New Capabilities Agenda

486. EU Defence After Ukraine: France’s Presidency

487. EU Defence After Ukraine: Denmark’s CSDP U-Turn

488. Germany, Russia, and Energy Politics

489. The Contours of a New Western Russia Strategy

490. Geopolitics of Europe’s Hydrogen Aspirations: Creating Sustainable Equilibrium or a Combustible Mix?

491. Russia’s War in Ukraine: The Kremlin’s Aims and Assumptions

492. Russia’s War in Ukraine: The War in Cyberspace

493. Russia’s War in Ukraine: Russian Military Logistics

494. Russia’s War in Ukraine: Large-Scale War and NATO

495. Russia’s War in Ukraine: The Early Air War

496. Russia’s War in Ukraine: The War at Sea

497. Russia’s War in Ukraine: When Russia Went to War

498. Russia’s War in Ukraine: WMD Issues

499. Russia’s War in Ukraine: Russia’s Propaganda War

500. Turkey's Response to the Russia-Ukraine Crisis