In some places on the front line, the breakthrough could happen soon
In the interview, Gustav Gressel explains why the Ukraine has already started the counteroffensive
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Plus que des garanties de sécurité per se, il s’agit d’un soutien à long terme. Le fait que sept économies majeures de la planète s’unissent pour l’Ukraine, c’est sécurisant.
The Baltic states were worried about being a little isolated
Camille Grand comments on NATO’s expansion in the Baltic region and its consequences for Russia
That government concluded that despite all their downsides using cluster munition is still the lesser evil
No foreign policy is made on the basis of values alone. This is not the first time there has been a tension between interests and values.
Frédéric Grare on the Indian Prime Minister’s participation in the Bastille Day celebrations on 14 July
It could have spelled out what the new NATO-Ukraine Council could do about it, and could have mandated it to work with Kyiv on a path to accession and report to the next NATO summit next year
Camille Grand comments on the outcomes of NATO summit in Vilnius, in particular the issue of Ukraine’s path toward NATO membership
If the objectives of the Vilnius summit are achieved, Moscow will see that its belief in the success of the ‘wait the West out’ tactic is misplaced
[Sweden and Finland] make NATO much more geographically coherent. The Baltic Sea becomes a NATO lake, which is generally useful, also because of the Arctic’s increased importance.
[To Ukraine], the EU seems more generous and accessible than NATO, with a clearer procedure. And, for the time being, it is helping to ward off the idea of a war that will never end.
The G7 joint statement could signal a new phase in the West’s support for Ukraine