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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation at 25
A shell for a bilateralism it can no longer contain
Sep 4
•
Stefan Wolff
2
August 2026
Zelensky’s other war: why Ukraine can’t out-fight its own corruption
By Tetyana Malyarenko & Stefan Wolff
Aug 25
•
Stefan Wolff
1
3
Ukraine: The front line remains frozen. The war is escalating again.
Why Ukraine and Russia are trading long-range strikes instead of making ground gains, and what that means for the winter ahead.
Aug 17
•
Stefan Wolff
1
In Ukraine and Iran, the stronger side loses by not winning. The weaker side wins by not losing. Or do they?
By Martin Wählisch & Stefan Wolff
Aug 16
•
Stefan Wolff
2
3
Two wars, one system: how the Iran war gave Ukraine new leverage in Washington
As Iran and Russia's wartime alliance strains under pressure, Ukraine has found new ways to make itself indispensable to Washington.
Aug 12
•
Stefan Wolff
1
2
Passports and propaganda: how Russia manufactures its next conscripts from Ukrainian children
By Hervé Ascensio, Elīna Šteinerte & Stefan Wolff
Aug 4
•
Stefan Wolff
1
2
July 2026
Trump, Zelensky, and Netanyahu in Washington: funeral (of) diplomacy?
By David Hastings Dunn & Stefan Wolff
Jul 31
•
Stefan Wolff
1
An Independent Chair Answers the Wrong Question
KPMG Australia's audit-leaks scandal is being read as a confidentiality breach. It is a partnership-model story — and the governance overhaul is theatre…
Jul 22
•
Lucy P. Marcus
1
1
Ukraine's defence shake-up exposes rift in Zelensky's inner circle
Five defence ministers in five years — what Fedorov's dismissal reveals about the cracks in the president's war cabinet.
Jul 19
•
Stefan Wolff
1
OSCE Moscow Mechanism Mission Finds Accelerating, Systematic Russian Campaign to Militarize and Indoctrinate Ukrainian Children
Independent experts report to the OSCE Permanent Council
Jul 9
•
Navigating the Vortex
,
Stefan Wolff
, and
Lucy P. Marcus
2
3
US-Iran Truce: Pause, Not Progress?
The 60-day window for a final peace deal seems less realistic than ever.
Jul 8
•
Stefan Wolff
2
The Rot Was Always There: FIFA, Trump and the Myth of Reform
FIFA wasn’t Trumpified — it was ever thus: the corruption is structural, not Trump-made, and the reforms never touched the money.
Jul 7
•
Lucy P. Marcus
3
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