So much for a Russia reset. Observers are already declaring the death of EU foreign policy following a humiliating trip to Moscow by European High Representative Josep Borrell. The Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, has warned the Kremlin is ready for a complete “break” with the EU, severing existing ties should Brussels dare to implement a new round of targeted sanctions.

Lavrov is (probably) bluffing. Russia is dependent on energy exports to the EU in order to prop up a corrupt and inefficient economy. Yet, at the same time, the EU also depends on Russian energy to keep the lights on; Russia is the EU’s main supplier of crude oil (30%), natural gas (40%) and solid fossil fuel such as coal (42%). Both partners need one another (though that mutual energy dependency may change as the EU transitions away from fossil fuels).

Should the EU work to reduce its dependency on Russia? French President Emmanuel Macron has argued there cannot be peace in Europe without engaging Russia. Others, however, have criticised this approach, with some describing it as engagement for its own sake without any broader strategy behind it. The humiliation of Borrell in Moscow has hopefully demonstrated that Europe first needs to work out what it wants to say to Russia, and talk only when it is appropriate to talk.

Can the EU afford to cut ties with Russia? Should Europe cancel the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project and work harder to reduce its energy dependence on the Russian Federation? Let us know your thoughts and comments in the form below and we’ll take them to policymakers and experts for their reactions!

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What do YOU think?

  1. avatar
    Kostas

    Reducing dependency on Russian energy was something that the EU should have pursued for a long time now…

    • avatar
      George

      Why?It was Ukraine which was stealing EU’s gas. Saudi Arabia imprisons women for driving a car… so we should stop any oil imports from there.

    • avatar
      John

      Kostas Tsotsanis Yeah, now if Germany could get the memo, that’d be great.

  2. avatar
    Γεώργιος

    Russia is the biggest European country.E.U. must improve relations with it at maximum level

  3. avatar
    Christos

    Well keep sanctioning them and eventually you will have a large unstable and hostile country right to your borders. Not very wise is it? Stop playing America’s games to serve their interests Europe. After all, they don’t have direct borderline with Russia. And it is all about financial interests nothing more. The US and their Western European Atlanticist allies just want a weaker economically Russia to spread their own influence and interests to the East. If you were Russia and had all your former western territories being cut off your sphere and influence, severely hurting your finances wouldn’t you protest? And why can’t these countries maintain some ties with Russia and belong in both economic spheres, instead having to be literally taken and cut off from their Russian ties, just so Atlanticists can have their wet dreams of Western dominance!

    • avatar
      John

      Christos Mouzeviris Or, you know, they don’t want to reward a country for blatantly flouting international law. Over and over again.

    • avatar
      Christos

      John MT really? How? Who’s laws again? Did NATO countries got punished for invading Iraq without UN approval? That wasn’t breaking international law that just was!!

    • avatar
      Franco

      Christos Mouzeviris I agree !

    • avatar
      John

      Christos Mouzeviris Right, and what’s your point? It was bad that certain NATO countries invaded Iraq without UN approval therefore… let’s let Russia invade a country without UN approval? Or are you just fine with countries invading other countries?

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      Christos

      John MT I’m not fine with any country invading other country but if we want to point the finger towards others then we should be making sure that we are not doing exactly the same. Otherwise we are just hypocrites!

    • avatar
      John

      Christos Mouzeviris Yes, countries behave differently in different times under different leaders. Bush is not Obama is not Trump is not Biden. What matters is what YOU think. Do YOU think we should sanction countries that invade other countries? If so, you should be thrilled the EU is sanctioning Russia!

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      Christos

      John MT I’m not thrilled because as I explain above the motive is not to punish them for “invading” rather to keep them economically weak and out of Europe. My vision is different. Europe independent from either America and Russia but in close cooperation with both. The more it sides with America to spite Russia, Europe will never independent, will always spend billions for arms, and will always do the US dirty work in Eastern Europe. And yes as I am very fair minded person, if I am to condone sanctions against Russia, I’d like to see some for USA please….!! What? No?

  4. avatar
    Franco

    The EU should not be hostile to Russia , we can´t afford to break with the country . The both EU and Russia need to live in a friendly neighbourly .

  5. avatar
    George

    Why do we need to “cut ties with Russia”? To save USAn markets?Because USA told us to do it? We should start by cutting ties with countries like Saudi Arabia, which imprisons women for driving a car!Then we need to expel all USAn military forces occupying EU, and start investigation into the politicians who put USAn interests ahead of EU’s, because that’s treason.

    • avatar
      John

      George Thomson Why not both Russia and Saudi Arabia?

  6. avatar
    Paul

    Russia is just saudi with trees….if it wasn’t for countries (notably Germany in eu) falling over themselves to buy their fossil fuel exports, they would be broke.Time for the EU to get serious & break the dependency.

  7. avatar
    Vivian

    Why all this sensitivity on Russia when no such sensitivity is shown towards Turkey, that occupies an EU member state, threatens to invade another member state and persecutes millions of its own citizens? The double standard is too much to bear and Russia may have just realized that. If the EU wants to pursue a human – rights based policy, it could start with Julian Assange and his persecutors, move on to Erdogan and then it might just have the moral superiority to preach to Russia.

    • avatar
      Franco

      Vivian Dimitriou there is a lot of hypocrisy in everything the EU does not just within the EU as well in Turkey, Syria, and Iran and now UK against brexit.

    • avatar
      John

      Vivian Dimitriou On what basis are you singling out Turkey. It wouldn’t happen to be because you’re from Cyprus? Shouldn’t we just condemn all illiberal countries – be it Hungary, Poland, Turkey, China, Russia or the US under Trump?

    • avatar
      Vivian

      John MT you have chosen to attack me ad hominem. And your point is that no Cypriot can mention Turkey? Please answer my points instead of focusing on my profile.

    • avatar
      John

      Vivian Dimitriou That wasn’t an ad hominem. I’m asking: is the reason you’re mentioning Turkey because of what they’ve done in Cyprus? I found it strange of you to randomly mention Turkey when the topic is about Russia. If we’re going to mention countries not brought up, why not bring up ALL illiberal countries? Let’s ALSO be tougher on Hungary, Poland, China and the rest of the gang.

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      Vivian

      John MT the reasons are mentioned in my post. China does not occupy any EU members and PL, HU don’t either. I believe your comments are prejudiced.

  8. avatar
    Jesper

    No. While I fully agree that the way Russia is acting is problematic – to say the least. We should always try to work together in order for everyone to move forward. If we cut ties with Russia, there will be no one to support the democratic movement there still exists within the Russian borders. However, we should still sanction Russia and put pressure on their government in order to secure human rights and freedom for the Russian people. But we can’t do that if we completely cut the ties.

  9. avatar
    Jevgeni

    I think most people are affected by media which shows only one point of view. Russians have a joke on this topic: “NATO is accusing Russia that Russia comes too close to NATO’s borders and therefore NATO will increase their military budget”. Oh, wait, it is not so joke. Same in relations with Europe unfortunately, too much things might not be as they seem and there is too much of Global politics that we, as normal people, cannot understand and we, unfortunately, learn about our opinion on this topic form the media.

  10. avatar
    Xirristi

    We can afford to cut Borrell’s tie at the very least. Half-way down or at knot’s level. Either way I would love to see it…

  11. avatar
    oldgnat

    Cutting ties with Putin, but not the Russian people or their fight for a fit for purpose Justice system and the reform of a brutal police department, carrying out the violent will of a vicious dictator. Love & respect to the Russian people who are refusing to accept anymore if the sh÷t that Putin and his cronies have been fishing out for decades. votesmart.appspot.com make your vote count and be counted. ❤️

  12. avatar
    random__looney

    We can afford it but we must not. The Russian people are our allies and we must support them to the very end

  13. avatar
    instamedario

    Europe has to show Russia that it means business otherwise Putin’s KGB mentality will keep testing boundaries – it’s as simple as that. The mechanisms to do that are what should be debated until there is regime change in Russia.

  14. avatar
    feodoravonw

    Unfortunately the price for it will pay russian people as it was always. Not russian oligarchs or government or other leading ones, who are guilty for all the lies, and the unhumanitistic justice of Russia.

  15. avatar
    Μάρκος

    Let’s be Justice and Impartial : First….Sanctions to Islamofascist Dictator Erdogan and Islamist Turkey that Violates any International Law and don’t respect any Decision of U.N. or ECHR … After, Sanctions to China which is the True Danger of the Civilised World in the future …. And then…maybe … sanctions to Russia ! Dont’ be myopic : Russia is NOT an enemy of Europe….

  16. avatar
    Jan

    Ordinary,’ thinking’ Europeans, see the EU relationship clearly and it’s time that the EU leaders stop the game and either risk real confrontation or at least be honest about their lack of ability to follow through or backbone to do so. *Note to EU- Russia likely does not give a ____ about what you think, quit pretending that your hands are clean and that anything you do will be more than ‘window dressing.’ Work with them until something in the future changes the rules because we all know that the unexpected can happen quickly and inexplicably.

  17. avatar
    Alain Camu

    We should strive to work out a common strategy with Russia.

  18. avatar
    Marlena Morgan

    No. Not in order to advance American interests that are not ours. No reason for the EU to play the USA game versus Russia, partners we are, not vassals. the whole energy “autonomy” of the EU argument is blatantly false, no one of the proponents of cutting off ties with Russia has explained how come that Northern Stream 2 is subjugation to Russia, but imports of Russian gas through Ukraine is….just fine, as is also the new gas through Turkey to south Europe. How blind do they think we are?

  19. avatar
    jthk

    “Can we afford to cut ties with Russia?” This is an old perspective of the Cold War ideological confrontation. Ïsn’t democracy a cluster of ideologies promoting pluralism, freedom and libery i.e. catering different interests, different values and way of living.. .? Why a democratic EU wants to cut ties with Russia and give up conciliation?

  20. avatar
    jthk

    Affordability is not a question, the British has voted for Brexit and London’s financial center status has just been taken away by Amsterdam. It is better to consider whether it is good for Europe. It is very sure that EU would lose its sovereign and independent decision after cutting ties with Russia for EU is too weak to confront the US particularly with its military presence and control of EU military force. Look at the Philippines, President Duterte has cleverly balance among big powers, China, Russia and the US. The country and achieve peace and prosperity by not taking side.

  21. avatar
    jthk

    Russia is member of Europe. It is unrealistic to cut ties with. Unless the destination of Europe is for the American to become great again.

  22. avatar
    Panayiotis

    You have nothing to win but only to loose, peace, peace is precious

  23. avatar
    Крис

    Yeah, yeah we know. Russia is aggressor because it borders the NATO bases. Why don’t Russophobes just find a hobby or even better – a real job.

  24. avatar
    Vivian

    I don’t know about Russia but you’ve obviously decided you can’t afford to lose …. Turkey. Which is why you stomach the occupation and ethnic cleansing of a member state, threats of war against another member state and Taliban-like disrespect towards EU leaders and policies. Just pay Russia the respect it deserves and stop these vastly Russophobic overtures.

  25. avatar
    Manuel

    Ukraine and the EU are paying the price of the geostrategic games in the ex- Yugoslavia….

  26. avatar
    Gabor

    There is a term in Russian – “gopnik”, basically it means – thug, but could be also interpreted as a bully. Russia is a gopnik, and what that means is that it only understands the language of power. Now the trick is that a gopnik is not necessarily more powerful than who it is attacking, but if the subject of the attack does not fight back, the gopnik will most certainly use it to take what it wants to. Solution – do not be so polite and accepting, but slap the gopnik in its face. Of course you are risking a war here, because some gopniks are stupid and even if the risk loosing they will push ahead, but the more you allow a gopnik to think it is ok to do what it does, the further a gopnik will push the limits. If the western world wants to resolve this issue, it just hast to accept what is happening and do what it takes. Now the problem here is that there is already a huge chunk of the wester economy that relies on bloody Russian money channeled trough dirty high level officials and wester banks. Are you ready to rip that tumor out and face a possible collapse, or not? That is the real question here. I don’t think it will happen any time soon.

  27. avatar
    David

    Ukraine is not a member of EU. Due to EU defense policy based on NATO we are aligned on US that has no interest on good partnership Russia/EU.On the otherside Russia is rough and efficient player using force and all the meanings if necessary. As long as EU is fully aligned on US, it won’t be possible to improve our relation with Russia. Decoupling EU from US, not from NATO, by reinforcing european autonomy in matters of defense must be persued as a major priority in any case.

  28. avatar
    Craig

    Russia is gonna carve another chunk off Ukraine because it can. Germany still wants what Russia will give, so Ukraine is just gonna have to make do with a little less territory.

  29. avatar
    João

    For sure we can!! I don’t need and don’t want the Russian gaz!!!

  30. avatar
    Yvonne

    OMG..please think of the consequences of war..Peace please for all our children ..greetings from Ireland..PEACE ☘

  31. avatar
    Γεώργιος

    We cannot avoid strong ties with the biggest European country Russia

  32. avatar
    Николай

    Remember Russia doesn’t start the wars they only finish them

  33. avatar
    Boyko

    Well, Greta won’t be happy for heating on wood, the business won’t be happy for expensive US gas, but hey, principles are more important. EU has to stand up to Russia, if not with arms, they can always make a pride parade in Brussels.

  34. avatar
    Krijn

    Can Russia afford to cut ties with us?

  35. avatar
    jthk

    For the security of Europe, Europe need to use Russia and China to balance the power of an aggressive America is required.

  36. avatar
    jthk

    Cutting ties with Russia is irrational. By making the second military power an enemy would never serve any good for peace, security and prosperity of Europe. Even worse, it is equal to binding EU tighter with a war-monger state, the US and NATO. EU would be dragged in power competition of the US and precious resources have to be waste on arms race, which would sacrifice the security and prosperity of EU …

  37. avatar
    jthk

    Other small member states are trying to help EU cut ties with Russia and China. If EU is formed for the purpose of collective security, it is to ensure member states would not be used by the US as a proxy for power struggle with Russia and China at the sacrifice of EU collective interests

  38. avatar
    Jacek

    EU Approach: Sanctions; wide programs to fight misinformation in European media; programs to explain European public the Russian-made political narratives (like “anti-Gender” or a”anti-LGBT” crusades) and Russian engegement in Brexit, as well as supporting far-right political parties; expelling agents of Russian interests from the EU; strengthening inner ties in the EU and NATO; blockade of Nord Stream 2 (EU in principle should limit purchase of Russian natural resources and eventually eliminate it).

  39. avatar
    Jenel

    nam,nam,nam,mickey mouse,lechon tiger,white shark,white beard,laugh of cause, LOVE thier people,wish your LUCK,always REMEMBER HEAVEN

  40. avatar
    Yvonne

    im not sure..it depends on the toppic with Russia!!..i do respect Mr. Putin and what he is trying to do….in certain things he is very forward looking and modernist….he is quite diplomatic..which is refreshing and very appreciated…ive never had any dealings with him..but Europe in my humble oppinion (as an ordinary housewife) should be very diplomatic with Russia..im sure there is much business to be done ..best of luck and bon courage. from an ordinary housewife from ireland :D

  41. avatar
    Joao

    Get as much energy independent as possible, the sooner the better.

  42. avatar
    jthk

    After two betrayals of Afghanistan and the Aukus nuclear proliferation, idiot can understand EU cannot afford to cut ties with Russia, it is a neighbour always there and would not vanish. It is a geopolitical reality. Equally, China is the largest single consumption market and the world factory, economically, EU cannot afford to cut ties with China, EU’s biggest trade partner. Cutting ties with Russia and China serves only American benefit in its confrontation with the two countries but nothing good for EU.

  43. avatar
    Laszlo

    In an economical geographical sense, it would not be good not to trade eastwards in general. It would be economically self-limiting to start another back-and-forth with sanctions. With the supply chain problems these days, there shouldn’t be sanctioning just for political reasons.
    I think Borrell did the right thing to try to be positive, even if it had that result.

  44. avatar
    Natash

    RE – invade ? We are still waiting for him to deliver the first invasion. Lol….Go ahead, cut ties. Winter is here.

  45. avatar
    Yannick

    We invite Russia and Ukraine to join the EU. Boom, problem solved 🙂

  46. avatar
    Olivier

    It would be the most stupid thing to do. Russia is european

  47. avatar
    Franco

    The EU and Russia need to approach each other with mutual respect, the EU can not tell Russia what to do asan exampel, “liberate Navalnji and the russians should do it . What would the EU do if Russia behaved in the same way ?

  48. avatar
    Paul

    Cutting ties…….why……if you keep being friends with Saudia Arabia ……if there is enough money in the game……the EU has no probems to be the friend that makes a lapdance…

  49. avatar
    Stef

    Energy indepedence through nuclear energy should have been a main priority for a long time.

  50. avatar
    Zdravko

    Really doesn’t matter since EU’s “foreign policy” (if there even is such a thing) is created in Washington so we have no say in it anyways.

  51. avatar
    Pedro

    Unless Russia refrains from the temptation to conquest Ucrania and to colonise Belarus, the EU will eventually have to reduce ties to a minimum.

  52. avatar
    Manuel

    What a stupid question! Stop playing geostrategic games in the best USA interest’s. What about the Julian Assange…. It’s problem is that he isn’t Russian. 😁

  53. avatar
    Γεώργιος

    We must strengthen ties with Russia the biggest and strongest peaceful European country.

  54. avatar
    Olivier

    We must get closer to Russia. USA are fake friends

  55. avatar
    Marios

    Turkey invaded Cyprus and since then occupies 40% of its territory. Cyprus is an EU member State, so Turkey occupies EU territory. EU has never imposed sanctions to Turkey and refuse to impose them when it was asked by Cyprus. EU needs to explain to the whole world why it does not care for its own citizens and its member states and why it cares so much about a 3rd country.

  56. avatar
    Andy

    We should have taken actions when they attacked Georgia in 2008. Since then it’s been only escalating further.

  57. avatar
    Olivier

    No. Russia is a major European country. A big gas supplier and an export market.. On a cultural point of view Russians are closer to Europeans than americans

    • avatar
      Andy

      Russians perhaps. Russia’s government is stuck in the 19th century

    • avatar
      Jakub

      what is cuture when the values and worldview is on the opposite side of the spectrum?

    • avatar
      Olivier

      what values? LGBT abortion… Islamic values..

    • avatar
      Jakub

      Democracy and freedom. That is where the LGBT rights come from too. Independent courts, rule of law, equality… Obviously 2 different worlds man.

    • avatar
      Jakub

      And the Islamic values should be what? How do you mix Islamic values with lgbt and abortion? are those things very common in Islamic world?

    • avatar
      Olivier

      to me so called democratic values are no more values

    • avatar
      Olivier

      to me so called democratic values are no more values…

    • avatar
      Olivier

      to me the so called democratic values are not far from perversion

    • avatar
      Jakub

      and what about the values of guns and bullets aimed at civilans and other countries?

    • avatar
      Jakub

      Cut all the gas and make 2022 the greenest!

    • avatar
      Alex

      Olivier Dutreil Americans are liberal & protestant/catholic and they speak a Germanic language. The United states of America and Germany, Netherlands, UK are pretty much the same culturaly. What do you got going for orthodox, nationalist, slavic language Russians?

    • avatar
      Olivier

      we have seen with the Australian submarines how Americans are friends to us,.. They just want to weaken Russia and Europe

    • avatar
      Olivier

      well Russia is the only country which defends Christian values while the west is promoting islam

    • avatar
      Ondra

      Russia is just like Mongol hordes ans their leaders were never Europe.
      Yet the people from Russia can be Europeans if they want to

  58. avatar
    Oliver

    TOTAL cut off, send them back into the middle age. This platant attack must not be tolerated.

  59. avatar
    Silvia

    The question is: Can we afford not to cut ties with Russia?

  60. avatar
    Георги

    We MUST cut all ties with Putin’s authocracy whatever the cost may be.

  61. avatar
    Derek

    cuts ties stop flights to Russia and any banks close down

  62. avatar
    Peter

    YES! WE MUST! Otherwise, we will have a new Hitler with less economic power bringing conflicts everywhere in Europe. We don’t need Russian gas or Russian pseudo-investments. It is time for Europe to wake up!

  63. avatar
    Lili

    We have to!! Otherwise this criminal regime from Moscova will get stronger and stronger.

  64. avatar
    João

    EU politicians must be courageous and stop supporting autocracies just to get a bit more “€€€” out of it. EU made the mistake (specially Germany) to create a huge dependency on Russian Gas and Oil (specially Gas), now Putin can do whatever he wants and no one will even raise their voice because of gas prices – specially central and northern Europe. Russia can invade 100% of Ukraine and EU will do nothing out of fear of inflation. So, i hope EU countries have learned with whom is safest to do trade – even if more costly – with democracies and not with autocracies (Russia and China). When China invades Taiwan, using Putin momentum and NATO and EU inaction out of fear, i wonder what EU will do -> some more meaningless sanctions ? Be brave and if EU is for liberty, freedom, defending human rights, and some more great human values, then stand up to them.

    • avatar
      JT HK

      Russia Ukraine military conflict is a trick by Biden used to save the US from collapse. Any military conflict in Europe would encourage capital flight from Europe to the US. In this way, the US does not need to rely on printing money to survive. The US cannot afford fighting any war even with Taliban in Afghanistan.

  65. avatar
    George

    MUST cat ties with Russians.

  66. avatar
    Olivier

    I prefer a Russian “enemy” to a fake American friend”

  67. avatar
    Tony

    What we need to do is stop all trade with countries that don’t follow the rules. Like Russia, China. We are too dependent on them for way too many things. Have also lost many jobs to China.

  68. avatar
    Pedro

    We cannot afford NOT to cut ties with Russia.

  69. avatar
    Julia

    Is the EU trying to get us all killed? Russia is none of the EU’s business!

  70. avatar
    Ares

    We must do it with one way or another. Enough is enough, they blackmail us with various things (Gas supplies, oil supplies, security. migrant flows) and things gone worse.

  71. avatar
    Mario

    Лозето не иска дебати, а мотика.

  72. avatar
    Dimitris

    As long the profit is more important than human lives , so long we will have wars.I didn’t noticed you complain against Saudi Arabia’s war to Yemen,I didn’t noticed your disappointment against Turks and the occupation of North Cyprus.Russia today done exactly the same thing that USA done 25 years ago in Yugoslavia , with the difference that Russia , went there to support their own people.#stopthewar War is never a solution.is always the problem.We don’t have to cut anything with Russia.we have to cut everything with Ukraine,that betrayed everything,because of extra profit.Ukraine trusted the Usa that will involve if a war will happen,and instead to search for the peace , they pressed to a war. You forgot the stolen gas in 2008? You forgot that they burned russian people in the middle of the street in 2014? So,Putin didn’t forgot.

  73. avatar
    Luka

    What a silly formulation of the question?! We already should have, no matter the cost. We as EU members and peoples of the modern world have to be ready to defend the values we stand for, not only preach about them 24/7.

  74. avatar
    Marc

    We should be able. If not, european economic and diplomatic abilities aren’t strong enough.

  75. avatar
    JT

    Europe and Russia do not want war, it is only Ukraine, the US and its Eastern Europe allies want war. This is detrimental to European post-Covid 19 social and economic recovery but it is essential to save the very seriously ill US with investment flee from Europe.

  76. avatar
    JT

    It appears that Putin has already declared his aim is to demilitarize Ukraine rather than waging a war to invade and occupy. What Putin wants appear to be a buffer zone. If Ukraine agree to demilitarize and declare neutrality, peace of Europe can be secured better. Europe’s currant sanction would fuel hostility and creating chaos and refugee tides. This is detrimental to Europe post-covid social and economic recovery.

  77. avatar
    Yannick

    In not sure if paranoid Putin represents Russia. How about just getting rid of him? Isolating him and his other lunatic pal from bielorussia is the best strategy. They are thugs.

  78. avatar
    Joana

    Did Europe cut ties with Afghanistan? Instead what happened? War is not the only way to fight a war. There is an enormous need to keep on conversations to achieve peace. It has been said that most Russians are against this war. Maybe they are afraid to speak up against this war as they don’t know what Will happen next.

  79. avatar
    JT HK

    “Can we afford to cut ties with Russia” is an ignorant question. Historically, geographically, socioeconomically and politically, Russia belongs to Europe. Europe cannot move away from Russia nor the other way round. Accepting an unchangeable reality and peaceful coexistence is the only way to peace and prosperity of Europe.

  80. avatar
    JT HK

    As we have seen that American troops have led to serious outbreak of Covid-19 in Japan has infuriated the Prime Minister Kishida Fumio. Are NATO allies ready to prevent another round of Covid-19 outbreak with US troops pouring in? Can Europe afford continuous dying of people up to a million and printing money as the US? If not, think carefully whether Europe should fuel further the Russian Ukraine conflict.

  81. avatar
    Joana

    Did Europe cut ties with Afghanistan? Instead what happened? War is not the only way to fight a war. There is an enormous need to keep on conversations to achieve peace. It has been said that most Russians are against this war. Maybe they are afraid to speak up against this war as they don’t know what Will happen next.

  82. avatar
    Vanathi

    ⚠��Please help them to get PEACE TALKS ❤

  83. avatar
    JT HK

    Do not focus only on Russia and ignored its politics play behind the scene. How things have developed to the current stage cannot blame Russia alone. There is need to examine the historical development. We can see that foreign intervention into Ukraine’s domestic politics is the root cause of the Russia and Ukraine conflict.

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