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There is no doubt that intelligence needs to adapt to these threats and perhaps NATO needs to think bigger and encompass the western world, putting all allied nations on a single playing field would pass on a rather unambiguous message to these countries. But to answer how the west can counter Russia and China, simple. Strengthen and promote democratic institutions and support its allies, if you look at the Ukrainian war, Russia's strongest and loudest opponents are not the main NATO countries but all of the countries that have had to put up with Russia; Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Finland, the Czech and Slovak republics the fact is that no one but Lukashenko seems to want to drink the Russian Koolaid. The strength of the west is the fact that none of the nation's that oppose it are in anyway likeable to anyone but other dictatorships, when your only friends are North Korea, Iran, China and Syria you know you are not in the human rights A list. |
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The Russian invasion of Ukraine is not getting worse day by day . |
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There is no need to promote and strengthen democratic institutions . There is also no need to isolate Russia, China, etc ,as democratic and non democratic countries can easily live together .Besides :it is also impossible to isolate them . There is no ONE world but a world of hundreds of sovereign states ,all with different political systems . There is also no status quo of world affairs . |
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Erik Solheim, the Former Minister of Climate and the Environment of Norway, tweets the following:
https://twitter.com/ErikSolheim/stat...37116480626689 This is precisely why the global south is so poor and the global north is so rich. Doesn't it sound more utopian than Orwellian? Read more: https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2...ion-from-india |
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