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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 5, 2022

“ It's going poorly for Russia. Because of this, Putin could use a war declaration to "maintain some domestic momentum to continue to do what he's doing. He doesn't have a tremendous amount to show on the battlefield. A war declaration would then have a domestic side to reporting his narrative to the Russian public to maintain support.”

Newsweek

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Jonathan D. Katz

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 4, 2022

“ In my opinion, Belarus could develop very successfully and quickly if it was freed of this domestic occupation of power by Lukashenko and the external occupation of power by Russia. ”

Foreign Policy

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European Commission

European Union Russia Ukraine Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy Trade, Economics, and Business

May 4, 2022

Will More Sanctions on Russia Bite?

Deutsche Welle

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Jacob Kirkegaard

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 4, 2022

“ India has realized that Europe can be an important partner in building India’s domestic resilience and capacities—several new partnership agreements with Europe have focused on increasing trade and investments, green partnerships for tackling climate change, new technologies, and defense manufacturing.”

Firstpost

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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 3, 2022

“ There has been consistent messaging that if China does so it will face severe consequences. It appears that so far, the Chinese have not. It is feasible that the Chinese planned to provide military assistance and changed their minds.”

Reuters

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Bonnie S. Glaser

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 3, 2022

“ But India, like many in the region, does not want to fall in the “West versus the rest” dichotomy. It needs to work with Russia because it faces an aggressive China. As Moscow and Beijing grow closer, New Delhi may not have a choice but to revise its position.”

The Hundred

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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 3, 2022

“ If approved, this would be a strong move by Chancellor Olaf Scholz as it would put Germany on par with Europe’s biggest weapons suppliers for Ukraine.”

Bloomberg

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Jacob Kirkegaard

Defense Cooperation NATO

May 3, 2022

“ If Austin’s goal of weakening Russia is confirmed it would mean that Washington and NATO are contemplating a lasting period of confrontation and risk in connection with Russia.”

El Pais

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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 2, 2022

“ This highlights how Russia’s atrocious actions in Ukraine have forced previous neutral countries to commit fully to NATO in the ‘you are either fully with us, or we will not protect you.”

CNBC

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Jacob Kirkegaard