The Two Blunders That Caused the Ukraine War. I interview Robert Service, a veteran historian of Russia. wsj.com/articles/cause via
Contra el imperialismo de #Rusia se impone una oleada internacionalista -por @edwyplenel infolibre.es/129_12a253 v
@_infolibre (Recomendado especialmente para los amigos de Podemos y de IU que siguen sin enterarse)
Why John #Mearsheimer Blames the U.S. for the Crisis in Ukraine -Entrevistado por Isaac Chotiner para @NewYorker
Felipe Sahagún@sahagunfelipeProf. Lawrence Freedman: «Most likely there will be a negotiated conclusion, probably at the cease-fire talks», but Ukranians «must emerge from this ordeal as a free and independent country with no Russian troops on their soil»
Adiós a la doctrina Sinatra y a la Europa de Lisboa a Vladivostok. Malvenidos a la Europa de Putin -By Kadri Liik* @ecfr
eurasiareview.com/28022022-war-o v @EurasiaReview
Since Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine began on Feb. 24, it has met with fierce resistance from Ukrainians, turned a million people into refugees, killed an unknown number of others, prompted unprecedented sanctions, sparked an International Criminal Court investigation into potential war crimes, and revived fears of nuclear war.
What brought Putin — and the world — to this point?