


Congressional Response to Russia’s Ukraine Invasion Narrows to Energy Policy
By: Daniel Silverberg March 28, 2022 As the war in Ukraine rages on, Capstone believes Congress has largely spent its sanctions bullets and will have to settle for smaller legislation that codifies what the administration has already done as well as other symbolic...
The Ukraine-Russia Conflict and Changing Global Dynamics
By Daniel Silverberg March 15, 2022 — The fact that Ukraine has withstood Russia’s brutal assault and that Kyiv has yet to fall has shocked observers—no one is likely more shocked than President Putin himself. Putin likely commenced this conflict with the expectation...
What’s Next: The Global Response to Russia’s Ukraine Invasion
By Daniel Silverberg, Capstone Managing Director and head of Capstone’s National Security Team February 28, 2022 Putin’s reckless invasion of Ukraine has surprised observers not only for the fact it happened, but because it has unfolded so poorly for Russia....
Five Things People Get Wrong About the Ukraine-Russia Conflict
By: Daniel Silverberg, managing director and co-lead of national security February 11, 2022 — As Russia solidifies its military footing on Ukraine’s border, concerns have grown about how conflict could impact global energy and financial markets. Here are five...