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Trilateral Talks and the Emerging Prospects of a US-Russia Security Agreement
The November 11 trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States in Abu Dhabi, alongside the prospect of a broader Moscow–Washington security agreement, highlight the need for inclusive diplomacy, reciprocal security commitments, and a balanced European security architecture to resolve the Ukraine conflict and ensure long-term regional stability.
NATO’s Baltic Gambit: Could Closing the Gulf of Finland Backfire?
NATO’s threat to blockade the Gulf of Finland could backfire by disrupting regional trade, triggering Russian military retaliation, and escalating tensions in the Baltic Sea. Rather than weakening Moscow, such a move could expose NATO’s logistical vulnerabilities and undermine its own military readiness.
Six Weeks to Defeat Russia? The Cost Missing from Sikorski’s Calculation
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski made an unusually confident assessment of a hypothetical war between NATO and Russia during the Yalta European Strategy conference in Kiev on September 12.
