Tag: Ukraine
As the world has shifted from unipolarity to multipolarity, the security architecture must also change to ensure peace. From Europe to the Middle East and East Asia, existing security architectures are collapsing, and new arrangements are needed to prevent great-power wars that could destroy humanity. The problem is that new security architectures have historically been established only after major wars that have shattered the previous status quo.
Stephen Kinzer’s book presents a well-organized autopsy of the terrible foreign policy decisions that have led us to the bloody war in Ukraine and verge of nuclear apocalypse, especially from the American side
A Europe that wants to return to the negotiating table will first have to change its vocabulary.
Until European leaders show a genuine motivation for peace by respecting Russia’s rights, Russia must assert its terms by militarily defeating its enemies. Moscow is open to peace talks. The Europeans are definitely not.
