Russia and the US can still step down from war without looking weak
Kadri Liik says both Russia and the US are in a position to de-escalate tensions over Ukraine without losing face
Media mentions – Kadri Liik
Kadri Liik discusses whether NATO can strengthen Europe’s defence against Russia
Russia now wants to take advantage of the tension created on the ground to achieve its goals by diplomatic means
Kadri Liik comments on the latest developments of the Ukraine crisis: we are moving towards a new phase
Putin may want Nord Stream 2, but he doesn’t want it that badly. He definitely wants Ukraine more than he wants that pipeline
Kadri Liik on the importance on the Nord Stream 2
Estonia is their neighbor. Nor do they want to give up all contacts. I think they do not take us too seriously
Estonia should hold more face-to-face meetings with Russia, say Kadri Liik to the Estonian national broadcast
The sides tolerate their differences of opinion or clashes of interest because they see these disputes as originating in ‘pragmatic’ geopolitical interests, not in ideology
Kadri Liik about Russia’s approach to China
Putin might want Nord Stream 2, but he doesn’t want it so much. He definitely wants Ukraine more than that pipeline, so it’s not something you can use to deter Putin
Kadri Liik about the use of Nord Stream 2 as a sanction instrument
I’ve heard from colleagues in D.C. that they’ve never seen the American policy community so unanimous about anything
Kadri Liik about the likeliness of an invasion of Ukraine
Kadri Liik’s article, “It’s complicated: Russia’s tricky relationship with China” is cited in the Telegraph
In Russia’s general foreign policy worldview, the UN still occupies a relatively central place
Kadri Liik on Russia’s foreign policy