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  • 1 week ago | aei.org | Marc Thiessen |Leon Aron |Dalibor Rohac |Danielle Pletka

    Op-Ed Congress Can Give Trump the Leverage to Coerce Putin Multimedia Trump Woke Up Europe, But His Ukraine Peace Push May Undermine China Strategy, Says Leon Aron Multimedia The Dispatch: Red Hot Soviet Nationalism Op-Ed Putin’s Victory Day Parade of ‘World Leaders’ Op-Ed Trump Should Build a Wall Between Russia and Ukraine Op-Ed Ukraine Holds More Cards Than You Think Article WTH: The Path to Peace for Ukraine Op-Ed Trump Could Seal His Peace Deal with a $50B Arms Sale to Ukraine Press...

  • 2 weeks ago | aei.org | Leon Aron

    Successive US administrations have long lobbied European allies to shoulder their fair burden for joint defense, but US President Donald Trump has taken a more bottom-line driven approach to NATO, publicly questioning why the United States should pay for the defense of rich European nations. And that tough rhetoric has shaken Europe out of its decades-long national security slumber, according to Russian-American scholar Leon Aron.

  • 2 weeks ago | aei.org | Leon Aron

    Jonah Goldberg is joined by Dr. Leon Aron for some Remnant-style Kremlinology. Jonah and Dr. Aron discuss Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump’s relationship, the state of the war in Ukraine, and what will happen to Russia without Putin at the helm. Plus: a long march through Russian history and the precarious position of top Russian military brass.

  • 2 weeks ago | aei.org | Jonah Goldberg |Leon Aron

    onah Goldberg is joined by Dr. Leon Aron for some Remnant-style Kremlinology. Jonah and Dr. Aron discuss Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump’s relationship, the state of the war in Ukraine, and what will happen to Russia without Putin at the helm. Plus: a long march through Russian history and the precarious position of top Russian military brass. Show Notes:—Dr. Leon Aron’s American Enterprise Institute page—Leon in Politico: “7 Critical Things Trump Doesn’t Understand about Putin”

  • 2 weeks ago | aei.org | Leon Aron

    Vladimir Putin hosted 27 “world leaders” in Moscow for the May 9 parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany, setting off buzz that Russia is breaking out of its diplomatic isolation. But only three of Russia’s visitors lead their countries legitimately, having won free and fair elections: Brazil’s Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Mongolia’s Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh and Slovakia’s Robert Fico.

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Leon Aron
Leon Aron @AronRTTT
20 May 25

RT @McFaul: Awesome.

Leon Aron
Leon Aron @AronRTTT
17 May 25

Coming to Mr. Putin’s party were fellow authoritarians from poor countries that are either dependent on Russia, afraid of it, or looking to Moscow for economic, military and diplomatic sustenance. Putin’s Parade of “World Leaders” https://t.co/wLaq5zDhib via @WSJopinion

Leon Aron
Leon Aron @AronRTTT
11 May 25

RT @McFaul: A new powerful ally for Ukraine.