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The War in Ukraine – An Update from the Front This event will now take place on Thursday, February 19, 2026. We appreciate your patience as we worked to confirm
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You are cordially invited to attend a VIRTUAL lecture event: Russian Information and Cyber Warfare Threats: What We Know from the Russian Attack on Ukraine Speaker Ambassador David J. Smith
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You are cordially invited to attend an IN-PERSON lecture event: Assessing U.S. Relations with Russia and Ukraine Speakers Professor Glenn Corn IWP Professor and 34-year Veteran of the U.S. Intelligence
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You are cordially invited to attend an IN-PERSON event: Ukraine’s Most Important Battle: Fighting for American Hearts and Minds Speaker Glenn Corn Former Intelligence Officer and IWP Professor Date/Time Tuesday,
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You are cordially invited to attend an IN-PERSON event: Reflections from Moscow and Ukraine: Lessons for Taiwan Speaker Rear Admiral Philip Yu, U.S. Navy (Ret) Former Defense Attaché to the
Retired Brigadier General Mark Arnold was struck by something unexpected when he walked around the streets of Kyiv last November. Everywhere he looked, there were amputees. Ukraine is at war,
Since the Cold War, the United States’ manufacturing base has atrophied severely. Then Russia’s war against Ukraine laid bare America’s need to reinvest in its defense industrial base. Because of
Civilians gather in huge tents during power outages. Russia has been attacking Ukraine almost nightly with Iranian-designed Shahed drones. Ukrainian power stations are prime targets as winter weather sets in
The World Health Organization estimates that 15 million Ukrainians currently grapple with mental health issues. It’s a stark reminder that Russia’s full-scale invasion has significantly altered the landscape of mental
Arriving in Kyiv by overnight train, the scene at the Central Train Station is not what one might expect. In spite of the threat of Russian missile attacks, the station
Americans should back Ukraine to win the war and then make Russia pay for it. Support for Ukraine and opposition to Russian aggression remain high, but confidence in President Joe