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East Asia Ukraine Foreign Policy

March 9, 2022

Ukraine: A Turning Point in Japanese Foreign Policy?

Pacific Forum

Defense Cooperation

March 9, 2022

“ Supplying Ukraine with MiG-29s will likely be seen by Russia as a significant step up in military help for Ukraine. No one NATO country should be put under pressure to do it alone.”

Fortune

Michal Baranowski

Russia Ukraine Defense Cooperation

March 9, 2022

What if Russia Wins the War in Ukraine?

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Liana Fix

Foreign Policy

March 9, 2022

“ It is a scenario that would come at enormous cost for both Ukraine and Russia. Moscow would try to achieve its aims through terror, through a bombing campaign in major cities… to make Ukrainians somehow more willing to accept some of the Russian demands.”

CBC

Liana Fix

Russia Ukraine Defense Cooperation

March 9, 2022

Michal Baranowski Talks to DW about Poland's Role in Countering the Russian War on Ukraine

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Michal Baranowski

Russia Ukraine Defense Cooperation Trade, Economics, and Business

March 9, 2022

Give Georgia a Free Trade Agreement

The Hill

Brock D. Bierman

Defense Cooperation Trade, Economics, and Business

March 9, 2022

“ After the American and British moves on their gas and oil imports, the political costs to Germany of blocking the embargo against Russia and a joint loan to move towards energy independence are, in my view, unsustainable.”

L'Opinion

Jacob Kirkegaard

Defense Cooperation

March 9, 2022

“ This is where the actor understands the moment, understands the messages that need to be delivered in that moment. You can absolutely credit him and his constant outreach to world leaders, and of course the incredible courage of the Ukrainian people. It is changing policy.”

Washington Post

Heather A. Conley

Defense Cooperation

March 9, 2022

“ The Chinese have made it clear that they think Russia has legitimate security concerns, they have blamed NATO’s expansion as the cause of the problem, they won’t even call it an invasion.”

New Statesman

Bonnie S. Glaser

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Ukraine: A Turning Point in Japanese Foreign Policy?

“ Supplying Ukraine with MiG-29s will likely be seen by Russia as a significant step up in military help for Ukraine. No one NATO country should be put under pressure to do it alone.”

What if Russia Wins the War in Ukraine?

“ It is a scenario that would come at enormous cost for both Ukraine and Russia. Moscow would try to achieve its aims through terror, through a bombing campaign in major cities… to make Ukrainians somehow more willing to accept some of the Russian demands.”

Michal Baranowski Talks to DW about Poland's Role in Countering the Russian War on Ukraine

Give Georgia a Free Trade Agreement

“ After the American and British moves on their gas and oil imports, the political costs to Germany of blocking the embargo against Russia and a joint loan to move towards energy independence are, in my view, unsustainable.”

“ This is where the actor understands the moment, understands the messages that need to be delivered in that moment. You can absolutely credit him and his constant outreach to world leaders, and of course the incredible courage of the Ukrainian people. It is changing policy.”

“ The Chinese have made it clear that they think Russia has legitimate security concerns, they have blamed NATO’s expansion as the cause of the problem, they won’t even call it an invasion.”

“ The Chinese have made it clear that they think Russia has legitimate security concerns, they have blamed NATO’s expansion as the cause of the problem, they won’t even call it an invasion.”