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On Ukraine: To Understand Before Making Peremptory Judgments

It would be wrong to confine oneself to asserting international law where it is far from the ethnic and human realities.

Jacques de Larosiere

The Ukrainian Dilemma and the Unavoidable

Ukrainian conflict is not the thing-in-itself core issue. It’s just a symptom, a sign of ailment the current world order is striving to survive. If the West continues to supply the regime in Kiev with weapons, equipment, and expertise, this conflict will be protracted with more blood and suffering.

Oleg V. Stepanov

If Russia Is Not to Be Reduced to a Second Serbia

The deepest lesson of Yugoslavia is that it foredoomed itself to defeat by the shift in its own thinking. That shift has also taken place in Russia. Avoidance of a Yugoslav outcome and a Serbian fate will require the reversal of that colossal self-defeating error in Serbian thinking.

Dayan Jayatilleka

World Order Z: The Irreversibility of Change and Prospects for Survival

World order Z began to be formed before sophisticated analysts could describe it. And it is being formed through an armed conflict in Europe, unparalleled in scale and intensity since World War II.

Dmitry V. Yefremenko