A year on, we’re still struggling to come to grips with the implications of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Even though the war will likely continue for some time — a bloody stalemate could last for years. In discussions I recently had at a conference in Brussels, some experts drew parallels to the Korean Peninsula — with some lessons emerging, some proving encouraging, but most troubling.
The following stood out:
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