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Sipher in the Bulwark: Will Ukraine turn out like Chechnya or Finland?

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Sipher in the Washington Post: Evacuating U.S. embassies in a crisis just leaves us uninformed

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Klain interviewed in RFE/RL’s Romanian Service on NATO’s role in the Russia-Ukraine crisis

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Ukraine was officially a neutral country in 2014 when Putin decided to invade it. So no kind of neutrality, declared now, would change the situation at hand. Doug Klain More about our expert

Bociurkiw in the Globe and Mail: With a Russian invasion looming, we can’t forget about everyday Ukrainians

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Haring in The National Interest: The West is falling for Putin’s real play in Ukraine

Western governments should carefully calculate the second-order effects of information they publicly release with an eye to preventing panic.

Klain interviewed in The Age/Sydney Morning Herald on what’s behind Putin’s war on Ukraine

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“Putin is doing things that will preserve his power, extend his rule, make his rule more secure, and will enrich himself and the oligarchs that help him to maintain his power.” Doug Klain More about our expert

Klain on Asharq News: The West doesn’t want war with Russia, but Ukrainians will defend themselves

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Starr in Foreign Policy: Why progressives should help defend Ukraine

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Klain on Al Jazeera: It’s up to Ukrainians which way their country goes—not Putin

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“It’s up to Ukrainians [to decide] under whose sphere of influence, if any, they fall under.” Doug Klain More about our expert