Vladimir Putin orders Russian troops into Ukraine
Moscow’s move comes after it recognised the independence of two breakaway statelets in its neighbour's east.
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Ukraine, Europe and the end of peace
Europeans no longer view war as unthinkable or themselves as spectators in a possible conflict.
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Russia’s efforts to create a pretext for war are no less dangerous for being risible
Even the usual useful idiots will struggle to push obviously fake claims about Ukrainian provocations.
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The Ukraine crisis is about more than just Nato membership
Russia's security demands betray a deep-seated view of its neighbour as a satellite state, rather than fully separate.
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What Kamala Harris can achieve at the Munich Security Conference
Harris must remember one thing above all: at stake is not her future political career but European security.
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Leader: A turning point in history
A Russian invasion of Ukraine would be the biggest crisis in Europe since the end of the Cold War.
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Invading Ukraine would signal a dark evolution of Vladimir Putin’s regime
For all his posturing, the Russian president has until now been distinctly risk-averse.
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Kyiv resists doom-calls of the West with composure in crisis
Ukrainians have been told to wait, but the uncertainty makes normal life increasingly impossible.
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