What chance does Russia have on the battlefield in Ukraine other than the use of semi-nuclear weapons? Ulrike Franke talks about this in the FAZ podcast
Media mentions – Charting the Long War
Piotr Buras writes on the European Political Community and its limitations to succeed in the enlargement process with Ukraine
The Minsk agreements are part of history, but they cannot be used as a basis for renewed negotiations today
Russia is betting on slow progress on the ground and expects rising energy prices and the wave of refugees to weaken Western public support for Ukraine
His own reality has become the determining factor
In the short term, however, the West must ensure that it is not intimidated by Putin’s threats of escalation
I know that people paid by Russia are proactively calling to spread certain theories
Gustav Gressel talks to WELT about possible circumstances behind the gas leaks in the Baltic Sea pipelines
There will be that moment where we need to either deliver western-designed tanks to Ukraine or basically throw them under the bus
They are recruiting cannon fodder
There are parallels, of course, also in Syria…. (…) But the aim was not to exterminate the Syrians as a people. They did not say: Syria must not exist…
Gustav Gressel believes that Russia’s war against Ukraine is different from Russia’s other wars