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Why Economic Pain Won’t Stop Russia’s War

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By Richard Connolly
| The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
One of the enduring beliefs of liberal internationalism is that economic pressure can substitute for military force. Sanctions, trade restrictions and financial isolation are supposed to raise the costs of aggression to such an extent that governments eventually revise their aims. This faith has been widely applied to Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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Trump ‘Humiliated’ as Putin Sends Clear Message That He Doesn’t Care About US

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By Jeffrey Edmonds, Charles 'Chuckie' Horn, Richard Connolly, Jim Townsend
| Center for a New American Security (CNAS)
"Putin is not playing ball." Putin's Palm Sunday attack on Sumy is "embarrassing for the White House" as it comes just days after Steve Witkoff met with the Kremlin, says adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security and former deputy assistant secretary of defence for Europe and NATO Jim Townsend. Listen to the full episode on Times Radio.
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Is Russia Under Pressure?

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By Charles 'Chuckie' Horn, Richard Connolly, Nicholas Lokker, Jeffrey Edmonds
| Center for a New American Security (CNAS)
Since 2014, the United States and its allies have provided increasing military support to Ukraine while imposing more and tougher economic sanctions on Russia, especially since Russia launched its February 2022 invasion. But how much pressure does Russia face? Is it enough to require significant concessions to Ukraine? And could ending the fighting create new problems for leaders in Moscow?
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