Without Chinese semiconductors, hardly any missiles, without Chinese drones less success in attack, without the export of tires, vehicles and trucks real logistics problems – and the list goes on
Teresa Coratella on the conflict in Ukraine and the perception of it in Europe
Trump people feel as if one of the great sins of the Ukrainian war and the Russia policy, generally speaking, is to push Russia toward China and to make it all the more dependent on China
Jeremy Shapiro on Trump’s thinking on Ukraine and the Russia-China relationship
Beijing doesn’t give arms because it fears US secondary sanctions and wants to develop EU relations, but still silently supplies machinery that’s important for Russia to sustain its arms production
Carl Bildt comments on China silently providing machinery to Russia
It is precisely with the annexation of Crimea that Europe begins to look at disinformation and build structures to monitor, alert and manage it, especially the Russian one
Rafael Loss comments on the mood of Europeans two years after the war in Ukraine
Тhe war in Ukraine reasonably sparked concern over security risks in the Western Balkans. Russia has traditionally used the region to undermine the EU’s interests
Rafael Loss describes the varied approaches of European countries towards Russia’s aggression
Any conflict can be described as a slippery slope towards escalation, but over the past two years we’ve seen that Russia is deliberately greasing that slope
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