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1939 to 2022: Why the West Rebuked Appeasement to Save Ukraine
In 1938, Nazi Germany annexed Austria, and France and the UK pursued appeasement, sacrificing Czechoslovakia. Despite these efforts, war erupted in 1939. The failure of appeasement still echoes in the collective memory of Western diplomacy.
Another Yanukovych? - Georgia’s Foreign Agent Law and it’s Implications for Peace in Europe
Many Western analysts have drawn comparisons between the ongoing protests in Georgia and the 2013-2014 Euromaidan protests in Ukraine. While there may be various similarities, there are some important distinctions.