Rose Gottemoeller

1 week ago | foreignaffairs.com | Ray Takeyh |Alexander Cooley |Rose Gottemoeller |Michael A. McFaul

After Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, many Western analysts and scholars who study post-Soviet countries expected those countries’ governments and publics to express solidarity with Ukraine and denounce Russian attempts to reclaim territory and deny Ukraine’s sovereignty.

1 week ago | foreignaffairs.com | Ray Takeyh |Elliott Abrams |Rose Gottemoeller |Lynn Kuok

Nearly every week since taking office in January, U.S. President Donald Trump has had something to say about controlling nuclear weapons. In comments to Fox News in March, for example, he referred to these weapons as “big monsters” and the world’s “greatest existential threat,” lamenting that the United States spends “all this money on something that, if it’s used, it’s probably the end of the world.” The president’s interest is fortuitous.

Dec 2, 2024 | thebulletin.org | Rose Gottemoeller |François Diaz-Maurin

Donald Trump has famously said that he would end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours. However, ending this war at such lightning speed will not be possible, even if President Trump tries to force a capitulation on the Ukrainians. The Ukrainians would not go quietly, nor should Trump seek their total capitulation because, if they did capitulate, he would come out on the losing side.

Nov 14, 2024 | hoover.org | Rose Gottemoeller

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Nov 14, 2024 | ft.com | Rose Gottemoeller

The writer is a lecturer at Stanford University and former deputy secretary-general of Nato On the campaign trail, Donald Trump famously...