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Impact of Sanctions on Russia: An Assessment
Ben Aris, Editor-in-Chief at Business New Europe, assesses the impact of sanctions and the West’s ability to force Russia’s hand in Ukraine.
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After Sanctions: What Next?
Ian Kearns argues that the West needs a response to the crisis in Ukraine beyond sanctions. While we must avoid a military confrontation with Russia, the West must find a way to bring Putin to the negotiating table on terms that are acceptable for both sides.
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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.
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How to Respond to Putin
Sir Malcolm Rifkind MP argues that Russia’s actions in Ukraine will have had serious implications for Ukraine, Europe and potentially global stability and the only way to stand up to Putin is through robust and targeted economic sanctions.
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A Ukraine in Crisis Between Russia and the West
Steve Pifer explains how Russia, the EU and US view Ukraine and how their ability to influence events within Ukraine may be rather limited.
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Avoiding a permanent crisis: nuclear diplomacy with Iran
Shashank Joshi outlines how to avoid a permanent crisis with Iran and calls on the P5+1 to offer limited sanctions relief to Iran, in exchange for concessions to the international community.