The war and the rest of the world
The rest of the world, with some global and regional actors, is not merely an spectator in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
The rest of the world, with some global and regional actors, is not merely an spectator in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
In the current conflict, Ukraine’s government is taking a preventive approach to the defence of its digital infrastructure.
This session will analyse the posture of key Asian actors, the Central Asian former Soviet republics of Central Asia and the ASEAN.
The invasion of Ukraine has made clear Vladimir Putin's ultimate aims and the means he is willing to use to achieve them.
War, as well as creating death and devastation, is bad for the economy: it destroys physical and human capital, increases uncertainty, and restrains investment and consumption.
If Putin’s Russia gets its way with the invasion of Ukraine, a new cold war is in prospect. Europe could have turned out otherwise a project of everyone.
The United Nations and the international community vetoes Russia over attacks on Ukraine.
The Ukraine crisis is beginning to affect Latin America, which for Russia is just another pawn in a larger strategy.
Italy’s current outlook on NATO features four main elements of continuity and two meaningful novelties which approach to the Madrid Strategic Concept.
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