War with Ukraine would be hugely unpopular domestically, and breaking off relations with the West will put Russia at the mercy of China
Kadri Liik on why China plays a significant role in Putin’s decision to invade or to not invade Ukraine
Media mentions – Kadri Liik
Kadri Liik speaks about the Russia-Ukraine conflict on BBC Newsnight
The option of military action will always be up Putin’s sleeve
Kadri Liik is interviewed on the Russia-Ukraine conflict
Personally, I don’t believe Russia would stage a major land invasion of Ukraine. Using the forces currently stationed on the border. I find it would be insane & also fail to benefit Putin domestically
Kadri Liik believes that more diplomacy between Russia and the West is likely
I don’t see the logic of going that far. It makes more sense for them to keep increasing the pressure without reaching breaking point
ECFR expert Kadri Liik on the likelihood of a full Russian invasion
Kadri Liik joins the RFERL Podcast: The week ahead in Russia
In Poland there was concern that NATO would lose its focus on Russian security threats, but now it’s obvious that this is the only framework that can protect us and provide long-term security
Kadri Liik and Piotr Buras comment on NATO regaining unity and strength amidst Russia’s threats to the West
think what Moscow is after is formal guarantees that Ukraine not become a NATO member
Kadri Liik is interviewed on NATO membership and arming Ukraine
Somehow I believe, we haven’t heard last word yet
Kadri Liik comments on the US-Russia talks on Ukraine
Kadri Liik is part of an expert panel that assesses Moscow’s campaign for influence over former Soviet states