The mess left by the Russians in Ukraine will one day have to be cleared up. The West should think now about how to help.
While it’s no surprise to see China, Russia, and North Korea ranking low on internet freedom, a growing number of restrictions in democracies is worrying.
Europe’s proposed law to force Internet platforms to find, report, and remove online child sexual abuse material could overreach and dilute privacy protections.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is an existential crisis and a direct challenge to the international security order. At stake is not only Ukraine, but the future of European security.
Russia is menacing the world with hunger and revolution, but the solutions are far from obvious.
Russia is weaponizing starvation.
In my @cepa article, I argue why the #West should implement a #MarshallPlan to rebuild #Ukraine
#StandWithUkraine
https://cepa.org/a-marshall-plan-for-ukraine/
For the Russian military watchers out there. New from @AndreiSoldatov and @irinaborogan @cepa: https://cepa.org/russias-military-telegrams-its-discontent/
“Vladimir Putin’s most powerful weapon is not in his military arsenal. It is the threat of migration and unrest provoked by disrupting food supplies to Africa and the Middle East.” @edwardlucas https://cepa.org/hunger-games/
