Avoiding a Long War: U.S. Policy and the Trajectory of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

This Perspective identifies possible trajectories of the Russia-Ukraine war, how they would affect U.S. interests, and what the United States could do to influence the course of the conflict.

With Putin in the Kremlin, It's No Time for NATO to Tilt Hawkish in Ukraine - Bloomberg

Ukraine Crisis: U.S. Can't Let Russia Create a Sphere of Influence - Bloomberg

The Future of European Security: What is Next For NATO - CEPA

Russia Will Not Stop at Ukraine Royal United Services Institute

Stop Trying to “Defeat” Russia and China

Hiding in plain sight: Putin's war in Ukraine - Atlantic Council's DFRLab

RAND Corp. report: “U.S. Policy and the trajectory of the Russia-Ukraine conflict” - Modern Diplomacy

Think Tank reports on the invasion of Ukraine - Consilium

Alone together: How the war in Ukraine shapes the Russian-Iranian relationship

Avoiding a Long War: U.S. Policy and the Trajectory of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Ukraine-Russia War: Which Side Will Run Out of Missiles First? - Bloomberg

Right versus right in Ukraine - Responsible Statecraft

Russia's Rebound: How Moscow Has Partly Recovered From Its Military Setbacks

As Russia prepared to invade Ukraine, U.S. struggled to convince Zelensky, allies of threat - Washington Post