Brookings Today, 2/12/15

A roundup of some of the content published today at Brookings.

On Ukraine:
- Beth Ferris highlights the human consequences of the conflict in Ukraine—the deaths, injuries, and displacement.
- Steven Pifer asks whether the new ceasefire agreement reached in Minsk will fare better than the previous one.
- Jeremy Shapiro offers an alternative to arming Ukraine.
Student debt and emotional well-being. Beth Akers looks at data on the relationship between student loan debt and psychological well-being.
No privacy in health care industry. In the wake of the Anthem data hack, Niam Yaraghi and Josh Bleiberg show why the health care industry is particularly prone to hacking attacks.
Federal budget rules debate. William Galston looks at four federal budget rules, including dynamic scoring and biennial budgeting, that should be approached cautiously.
U.K. devolution’s lessons for U.S. cities. Bruce Katz explains what the U.S. has to learn from Great Britain’s current experience with devolution reforms.
Greece and debt. Doug Elliott reflects on the potential outcomes of Greece’s negotiations with European funders on its debt.
Sunset on AGOA? Witney Schneidman warns that time “is running out” to renew the African Growth and Opportunity Act.
8 facts on love, marriage, and childbearing. A collection of facts on what declining marriage rates in America mean for individuals, children, the economy, and society.