“Potential Russian-Ukrainian conflict and possible geopolitical consequences"
Institute for National and International Security – INIS
In cooperation with St. George Association
International scientific web conference
“Potential Russian-Ukrainian conflict and possible geopolitical consequences"
To participate, please send email at: office@intelligence-security.rs
January 26, 2022, starting at 3 p.m. CET. (Wien, Bratislava, Budapest, Rome, Paris)
Introduction: Dr. Darko TRIFUNOVIC, Director of INIS
Keynote speaker: Dr. Shlomo SHPIRO, Bar Illan University, Israel
- New Solutions to Old Conflicts? The Re-emergence of Regional and Bipolar Threats and Rivalries
Speakers:
Dr. Vasyl ZAPLATYNSKYI, Senior Research Fellow, INIS, Ukraine
- Russian-Ukrainian conflict - a view from Ukraine
Dr. Ian ANTHONY, Programme Director, European Security, SIPRI, Sweden.
- Russian military modernization and the European security order: The wider impact of Black Sea conflicts
Dr. Shaul SHAY, Senior Research Fellow, INIS, Israel
- The crisis between Russia and Ukraine and the implications on the Middle
Dr. Gordan AKRAP, President, Hybrid Warfare Research Institute, Croatia
- War in Ukraine – Development in 2025
Dr. Swaran SINGH, President of Association of Asian Scholars and INIS, India
- Lingering Legacies of Cold War years
Dr. Jonathan LEVY, Senior Research Fellow, INIS, U.S
- Russia v. Ukraine: A Just Legal Claim or Unlawful Aggression
Dr. Rastislav KAZANSKY, Matej Bel University, Slovakia and INIS, Slovakia
- Geopolitical consequences of possible Russian –Ukrainian conflict
Dr. Lasha TCHANTOURIDZÉ, Director of the Graduate Programs in Diplomacy and IR, Norwich University – The Military College of Vermont, and INIS, U.S
- Explaining National Interests: The Russo-Western Dispute over Ukraine
