Eliot A Cohen
@eliotacohen
Professor at JHU SAIS; Arleigh Burke chair at CSIS. Contributing writer @TheAtlantic. Personal opinions only; retweets do not imply agreement.
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10-05-2015 01:00:22
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If you're in DC, come hear Jeffrey Goldberg grill me about "Stuck" at Politics and Prose on the Wharf, at 7pm
Marking the 3rd anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Eric Edelman and Eliot A Cohen discuss the "very troubling" U.S. vote in the UN General Assembly against the resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine on the #ShieldoftheRepublic podcast. zurl.co/abG7O
As a result of these days, we see clear support from Europe. Even more unity, even more willingness to cooperate. Everyone is united on the main issue – for peace to be real, we need real security guarantees. And this is the position of all of Europe – the entire continent. The
The Miller Center's Eric Edelman and Eliot A Cohen bemoan the "shameful meltdown" in the Oval Office between Trump, Vance, and Zelensky. They discuss Vance’s ambush, as well as what Europeans should do, on the #ShieldoftheRepublic podcast. zurl.co/OPpYM #Ukraine
Back to my favorite podcast (after #ShieldoftheRepublic, of course), Ukraine: The Latest, with Francis Dearnley and Dom Nicholls discussing the fallout from the Oval Office Ambush and more. CSIS Johns Hopkins SAIS shows.acast.com/ukraine-the-la…
Eric Edelman and Eliot A Cohen—joined by professor Michael Beckley—discuss the paradox of U.S. power: Americans always think their country is in decline even when it remains the most powerful economy in the world. Listen to the #ShieldoftheRepublic pod⬇️ zurl.co/wpxSs
“Ukraine is not on the verge of collapse, and it is Russia, not Ukraine, that is losing the attritional war,” write Phillips P. OBrien and Eliot A Cohen. That “makes the Trump administration’s decisions particularly shortsighted and tragic”: theatlantic.com/international/…
Trump said Ukraine has “no cards” to play in its war with Russia. Actually, Russia is losing the war of attrition, argue Phillips P. OBrien and Eliot A Cohen: “Ukraine has plenty of cards even if Trump and Vance cannot see them.” theatlantic.com/international/…
“There are, as Donald Trump and Don Corleone might put it, two ways of doing this: the easy way and the hard way,” writes Eliot A Cohen. When it comes to making Canada the 51st state, neither is advisable: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
“Ukraine is not on the verge of collapse, and it is Russia, not Ukraine, that is losing the attritional war,” write Phillips P. OBrien and Eliot A Cohen. That “makes the Trump administration’s decisions particularly shortsighted and tragic”: theatlantic.com/international/…
The Trump administration has many peculiar national security ideas. Among the many bad ones, this is one of the worst. The Atlantic theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
"The widespread harassment of Jews reported at Harvard reflects the attitudes of hundreds if not thousands of students, faculty, and staff," Eliot A Cohen writes. "It reflects the development of identity-driven politics, for which responsibility lies outside the university as well
"The widespread harassment of Jews reported at Harvard reflects the attitudes of hundreds if not thousands of students, faculty, and staff," Eliot A Cohen writes. "It reflects the development of identity-driven politics, for which responsibility lies outside the university as well
“The roots of Harvard’s Jew-baiting problem go far deeper than either the earnest recommendations of the task force or the more robust actions of Harvard’s president can address," Eliot A Cohen writes: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
Anti-Semitism at Harvard: my latest in The Atlantic. Please note, going forward I will be notifying those interested about my articles, podcasts, and the like on Substack, where my handle is theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/… . . .