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Is Russia really isolated on Ukraine?
The international diplomacy surrounding the Ukraine crisis is far more nuanced than talk of Russian isolation suggests.
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Annexation of Crimea – the end of hopes for a peaceful, stable and cooperative Europe
Janusz Onyszkiewicz examines the background to Russia’s annexation of Crimea and argues that this move is not only morally unacceptable, but also counter-productive.
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Crise ukrainienne: il faut retrouver les voies du dialogue
Paul Quiles sets out four proposals on how to engage Russia in a dialogue on the crisis in Ukraine. He argues that Russia must not become a rival, much less an enemy (article in French).
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Ukraine Must Not Become a New Berlin Wall
In a new statement 5 international leaders call for a Joint Contact Group to address the crisis and a new approach to building mutual security in the Euro-Atlantic region.
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Ukrainians and Russians: Nothing to Love For
Volodymyr Ogrysko calls for the West to immediately help Ukraine, arguing that Russia is a threat and is using Ukraine to stop the spread of democratic values.
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Germany’s Strategy towards an Intransigent Russia
Sylke Tempel argues that seen from Berlin, the crisis in Ukraine is not about Eastern Europe, but about Europe as a whole and despite much emphasis on what can be done in the short-term, Germany will be a more effective responder to Putin’s challenge in Ukraine if it pursues a clear long-term strategy.