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When Russia's full-scale invasion happened, the field of peace & conflict forze. Because long-held beliefs were put into question which many were and are not willing to shake Dr Dana M. Landau & Tatiana Kyselova break this silence with their Si in International Negotiation

Thank you Leandra 💙💛 Dr Leandra Bias (left for bluesky) for this kind summary 🙏 And thanks to the over 100 participants, for engaging with this work and asking tough and important questions! Sing up for future sessions 👉invtdu.to/_7emnk 🧵of today's talk 👇

The River Desna in Ukraine: “More than 650km is polluted. Not a single organism survived. .. It’s Europe’s first completely dead river.” Officials say a poisonous slick came across the Russian border and down a tributary river. If so, it's #ecocide theguardian.com/world/2024/oct…

Russia's war on Ukraine has been a lesson in human psychology. Russia has committed so many atrocities in such a short time that people don't seem to be able to grasp the scale of criminality. Some even seem annoyed that we're still complaining.

15. Kristina Hook & Jamie Wise show how #international failures in #Ukraine & #Syria are linked to failures to incorporate local expertise--from Ukrainian warnings of a resurgent #Russia to Syrian ideas of justice when perpetrators remain in power. digitalcommons.usf.edu/gsp/vol18/iss1…

Peacebuilding expert Agnieszka Fal-Dutra Santos (she/her), has over 10 years of experience in strategic & program management, policy-oriented research, advocacy, capacity-building, implementation & monitoring of the Women, Peace & Security agenda. Watch her at the #PeaceTalksGPW bit.ly/4euSjfe

🆕 Peacebuilding in Ukraine Announcing a new paper with Tetiana Kalenychenko, Denys Brylov & Marko Lehti about sustaining social cohesion in Ukraine during the war and to secure the peace when the war ends. Open access: brill.com/view/journals/…

My new text for the Guardian: “It’s hard to believe, but it won’t be Vladimir Putin himself invading your country. It will be hundreds of thousands of ordinary Russians who have been told for decades that your values are evil”. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

“Put simply, Russian control over any part of Ukraine subverts and corrodes Ukrainian sovereignty everywhere,” writes Nataliya Gumenyuk. fam.ag/41aFG4T

Make this The University of Manchester press release viral “Trump … echoed Kremlin talking points, by falsely claiming …Zelensky’s approval rating stands at a mere 4% … polling…puts his approval rating at 63% - making him the most popular politician in the country.” manchester.ac.uk/about/news/tru…

A brilliant and timely article on the challenges of negotiating a settlement in Ukraine and the importance of remembering the past so as to not be condemned to repeat it: foreignaffairs.com/russia/how-not…

“Accommodating Russian narratives and positions could turn out to be a provocative yet smart move to bring Putin to the table—but only if Trump sets high standards and demands once negotiations begin.” foreignaffairs.com/russia/how-not…

“Even if Trump imagines that a temporary agreement in Ukraine can later be expanded on, he cannot move so quickly. The war’s frontlines must first be stabilized so that ongoing fighting does not muddy the talks.” foreignaffairs.com/russia/how-not…

“Because no cease-fire will satisfy Ukraine’s or Russia’s interests completely, any agreement will need strict third-party oversight and enforcement both during the deal’s negotiation and after its signing.” foreignaffairs.com/russia/how-not…

“Because no cease-fire will satisfy Ukraine’s or Russia’s interests completely, any agreement will need strict third-party oversight and enforcement both during the deal’s negotiation and after its signing.” foreignaffairs.com/russia/how-not…

Any agreement to end the war in Ukraine should “include security measures that, in the case of a violation, would be invoked rapidly and independently,” argue Tatiana Kyselova and Yuna Potomkina. foreignaffairs.com/russia/how-not…