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Terms & Conditions for Russia Surrendering to Ukraine! 🇺🇦 I wrote this semi-satirical piece in January, 2011. It took a while but it looks like we’re one step closer today. Should Russia ever tire of its romantic, imperialistic delusions? Why not help Russia out allowing it to be annexed i.e. to become part of Ukraine? This would take a lot of pressure off the overwhelmed Russians as they would no longer have to polish (pardon the pun) their image and suffer the endless expansion-contraction-expansion loop. https://lnkd.in/gd5Fv6pY

MY UNDERSTANDING OF THE RUSSIA UKRAINE CONFLICT AND WHERE IT IS HEADING INTO, AND HOW IT SHOULD END (For the complete article which has more than 2500 words, go to my Facebook page )

The future of the #Ukraine conflict | Why #Russia Is Grinding Forward In Ukraine?  In July 2023 President Biden declared that Putin had already lost the war in Ukraine. In the spring of 2024, however, the situation is less clear. While Ukraine has defined victory as the complete liberation of its territory, the West promises to support Ukraine as long as it takes, without a clear definition. But how do we define as long as it takes? What kind of support does Ukraine need to win? What would be the consequences if the support were to stop? Watch Igli Hasani, Kaja Kallas, Samir Saran, Timothy Snyder, Dmytro Kuleba, and Jim Sciutto in conversation.

In this week's Factum Perspective, Aakil Riyaz delves into the history of Russia's highly ambivalent relations with North Korea, and the reasons for the recent pact. https://lnkd.in/g_emr-s9 #Factum #TheBalancedAnalysis

On the anniversary of the Soviet occupation on August 21, 1968, let's clarify some facts again: - The invasion of Czechoslovakia was ordered by the Soviet leadership in Moscow. - The Soviet Union abused our country to its advantage. - The communist regime in our country was illegal, criminal and ruined the lives of millions of inhabitants of our country. - Putin remembers the time of the USSR with a tear in his eye and would like to return to this time. Even today, there would be quite a few Vasil Biľaks in our country who would like to help him. - Modern history must be taught differently in Czech schools. We must not forget. In addition to the heinous criminals of the time, let's also remember the thousands of stories of brave people who were not afraid to stand up to evil. - In 1968, we were on our own. History must not repeat itself. That is why we stand with Ukraine, which is bravely resisting Russian aggression. Because we know what it's like to be left alone. P.S. Yes, there were Ukrainians among the occupying troops at the time.

With the below link with an English caption, I explained the background of the recent summit between Russia and North Korea and suggested its implications for the security environment of the Korean Peninsula. In the case of North Korea’s redefining the intet-Korean maritime border in the future, Russia might intervene in the inter-Korean dispute so the ROK should focus on managing tension in the Korean Peninsula and mobilize international support for the stability of the region.

Folks PM #NarendraModi's visit to Moscow has many geopolitical consequences. Here is my take on this major development. Do watch and share. Modi Snubs the West and Hugs Russia 5 Take Aways https://lnkd.in/eaTa_Vku #modirussiavisit #ModiPutinMeet #ModiPutinMeeting

Secret and tyrannical child custody system. Alexander Stubb made Finns report other Finns based on prejudice, opinions and attitudes. Reports are a way to misuse power in personal or official issues. Then we are forced to give up our private matters to state social workers, who refuse open negotiation and issue solving. They call it "cooperation and support". Punishment for not telling stuff is mental illness "concerns". They call it "child's best interest". Courts block supoenas by saying, we don't address social workers but only custodies, official has the right to make assessments, bad decision is not illegal and support is not always voluntary. We are given yearly restriction orders by 29 year old social workers based on health lies and our child is stolen into a private institution. They are often aggressive and coercive https://lnkd.in/dhgVFVxM

Comprehensive geopolitics in a nut shell. https://lnkd.in/dVC3PG3D

https://lnkd.in/genz8zkG “We are now in an informational reality, where the victory of the Ukrainian idea is a victory to all of us, because the idea – the main idea of the Russian civilization – is that ‘There is no Ukrainian culture, per se.’ So when it comes to culture, and literature in particular, they say that ‘We’ve got Dostoyevsky and Pushkin, and all those great writers, but you have Shevchenko, and that would be it.’ Perhaps they would also mention Lesya Ukrainka. And this narrative goes beyond the federal TV channels, and reaches out to the Western audiences, and when you speak to those and ask them about the Ukrainian cultural context in France, or Germany, or the US, people fail to mention even one cultural figure from Ukraine. But they would always talk about the Russian culture, and “How could we ‘cancel’ this great culture”? – and all those writers, and composers. It is essential that Ukrainian voices are heard, so that Ukrainian masterpieces are recognized and celebrated at various festivals and contests, etc. And today, this war gives us a new impetus for the Ukrainian culture, and it is essential for the world to pay attention – to start translating those works, and perhaps to post some of our poems in social media, so that you educate the palate for Ukrainian culture and literature. The best films, the best literature about the war, are not essentially about the war, but are about some metaphysical content. They show, through the lens of the war, the evolution of human beings – something that is irreversible, something that stays with a person, even in the post-war peaceful life, but it has an indelible impact on our lives and on our culture in general.” Stanislav Aseyev, Serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine; Former POW; Author of “The Torture Camp on Paradise Street,” among other works. #standwithukraine #ukraine #freedom #culture #prisonersofwar #literature #TarasShevchenko #LesyaUkrainka #TimothySnyder