-term economic costs of the invasion include not only the direct war damage in Ukraine and the immediate consequences of the economic … adjustments, including the fall of a new iron curtain on trade and investment between Russia and the EU and the reclassification … by Japan of Russia from “opportunity” to “threat,” which from a trade perspective alone, implies medium-term growth …

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shell-shocked the world. It has monopolized headlines in the print and broadcast media … information space – which is the case, for example, within Russia – social media appears to be a very powerful tool for shaping …

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has not only been fought physically but in information space to control the narrative. In … portrays the invasion as a “liberation” and the invaders as “saviours” once the deed is done. This note considers how Russia …’s preparation of the case for its war on Ukraine fits against this template …

, Russia invaded Ukraine. This came hot on the heels of an accord between China and Russia that recognized each other …’s respective “interests” in Taiwan and (implicitly) Ukraine. This represents an extinction-level event for the incumbent world … has triggered the descent of a new Iron Curtain between Russia and the rest of Europe and increased perception of risk in …