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Sanctions are, at best, a scatter-gun approach when trade is worldwide, and supply chains are global.
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Sanctions are, at best, a scatter-gun approach when trade is worldwide, and supply chains are global.
Post-Brexit Britain may be more autonomous but we are still defined by our alliances and commitment to the defence of Europe.
A declaration by students, facilitated by King’s College London School of Security Studies and Reaction.
Ben Wallace, the Defence Secretary, warns that if Putin’s tyrannical campaign succeeds, the message it send around the world is “incredibly dangerous”.
The historian told The Defence of Europe conference: “One cannot understand what is happening in Ukraine today without seeing it through the lens of Cold War Two between the US and China.”
At The Defence of Europe conference, Dr Martin Navias said that sanctions would only be effective if the West decides what it wants them to achieve.
Ben Wallace tells The Defence of Europe conference, co-hosted by Reaction and King’s College, that Putin has breached all human rights, all Geneva conventions.
Leading academic tells the Defence of Europe conference, co-hosted by Reaction and KCL, that cutting off Russian oil supplies has not changed Putin’s behaviour and more measures should be considered.
Daily Briefing: Japan has signed a “landmark” defence partnership with the UK, as its premier, Fumio Kishida, visits London for the first time since taking office.
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