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November 16, 2023

“ How will you deter Russia from attacking Ukraine once Ukraine is inside the alliance? Does it mean NATO will be sending boots on the ground? Does it mean that we need to think about a multinational brigade for Ukraine similar to what is now in place in the Baltics?”

Deutsche Welle

NATO Security and Geopolitics War in Ukraine

October 29, 2023

“ The Baltic Sea will practically become a NATO lake and then Kaliningrad will be the isolated territory.”

Translated from Spanish

La Vanguardia

Michal Baranowski

Arctic

October 19, 2023

Is peace in the Arctic melting?

BBC

Sophie Arts

Foreign Policy

October 18, 2023

Biden in the Middle East and the situation in the US House of Representatives

Deutschlandfunk

Jackson Janes

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy Security and Geopolitics War in Ukraine

October 16, 2023

“ If you connect the dots, it all shows a country that’s not going through a good phase.”

The Washington Post

Martin Quencez

Foreign Policy Security and Geopolitics Transatlantic Relations War in Ukraine

October 14, 2023

“ Polish political leaders know we need to stay the course in Ukraine, but they are letting emotions and politics get the better of them.”

The New York Times

Michal Baranowski

Democracy Domestic Politics and Society Elections Foreign Policy

October 12, 2023

“ From the point of view of Washington, the Polish-Ukrainian alliance is crucial for the security of the region.”

Barron's

Michal Baranowski

Global Implications of China's Rise Security and Geopolitics War in Ukraine

October 9, 2023

“ Congress’ refusal to include the aid raises alarm bells in Taiwan. The Taiwanese government has argued that Ukraine’s victory is existential for Taiwan. ”

Associated Press

Bonnie S. Glaser

Defense Cooperation NATO Transatlantic Relations War in Ukraine

October 9, 2023

“ There is also an effort to give Germany the diplomatic "cover" it needs to make uncomfortable policy decisions. Most recently, Biden publicly complimented Chancellor Olaf Scholz for his "steadfast commitment" to Ukraine and credited Germany for having "stepped up." Behind closed doors, however, the debate over the recent issue of battle tank deliveries took on a different tone. ”

Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff

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“ How will you deter Russia from attacking Ukraine once Ukraine is inside the alliance? Does it mean NATO will be sending boots on the ground? Does it mean that we need to think about a multinational brigade for Ukraine similar to what is now in place in the Baltics?”

“ The Baltic Sea will practically become a NATO lake and then Kaliningrad will be the isolated territory.”

Is peace in the Arctic melting?

Biden in the Middle East and the situation in the US House of Representatives

“ If you connect the dots, it all shows a country that’s not going through a good phase.”

“ Polish political leaders know we need to stay the course in Ukraine, but they are letting emotions and politics get the better of them.”

“ From the point of view of Washington, the Polish-Ukrainian alliance is crucial for the security of the region.”

“ Congress’ refusal to include the aid raises alarm bells in Taiwan. The Taiwanese government has argued that Ukraine’s victory is existential for Taiwan. ”