I thank Germany for the largest military aid package since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion.
German air defense systems, artillery, tanks and infantry fighting vehicles are saving Ukrainian lives and bringing us closer to victory.
Germany is a reliable ally! Together we are bringing peace closer!
.@AgatheDemarais explains how the Chinese-Russian trade relationship has evolved since Putin’s invasion of Ukraine—and why, more than a year later, Putin’s grand expectations for the partnership have yet to be met.
https://t.co/30un9FEFaD
Even if the war in Ukraine does not end with an outright Russian defeat, Moscow will have guaranteed—and even accelerated—Kyiv’s alignment with the West, writes @rajan_menon_.
https://t.co/ZSSYgfE74q
I periodically post this visualization reminder as summer approaches in the Northern Hemisphere - think heatwaves 🫠
The changing distribution of land temperature anomalies since 1950...
Animation is by @NASAViz using GISTEMPv4 data. More information at https://t.co/ui4Ws506Su.
🎧📝 Today is #WorldPressFreedomDay. On the Why It Matters podcast, @GabSierraWrites explains why freedom of the press is under attack around the globe and why reporting in some parts of the world has become a matter of life and death. https://t.co/caJbchuvFm
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“China will go to considerable lengths to prevent the United States from succeeding in Ukraine. If the war continues to go badly for Russia, China will prop up Putin.”
https://t.co/B9EJ5hg2Pe
Today, the United States announced critical new support for Ukraine as it continues to bravely defend its people, its territorial integrity, and its independence against Russia’s aggression. We stand #UnitedWithUkraine.
“Ukraine will become a NATO member, and sooner rather than later. It is time for the alliance to stop making excuses and start the process that leads to Ukraine’s eventual accession.”
https://t.co/PvCKftdXSI
South Korean-built K2 tanks arriving in Poland is just the beginning. South Korean industry arming NATO is a terrifying prospect for Russia. https://t.co/rVpzF2U3j0
Ukraine remains intent on wresting Crimea back from Russia, but doing so would be difficult, and the peninsula could become a bargaining chip in future diplomatic talks, writes @SSestanovich. https://t.co/tx3f7A4ydG
“A defeated Russia is not in China’s interest.”
@LianaFix and @mkimmage warn that China may not be willing to stay indefinitely on the sidelines of the war in Ukraine.
https://t.co/s93MMCsND7
Kicked off our @G7 meetings with a working dinner and discussion on security in the Indo-Pacific region. We are aligned on addressing challenges to the rules-based international order that underpins stability in the region and around the world.
“It is an oxymoronic fantasy to think that democracy, a system rooted in freedom of individual choice and built on institutions trusted by the people they serve, can be exported to a country by military invasion.”
https://t.co/5pQ5QO3gIi
The Belt and Road Initiative was meant in part to demonstrate China’s essential benevolence. In that respect, it has not worked https://t.co/338fq669L1
Gazprom is increasing gas supplies to China and expects soon to reach the maximum planned level, highlighting Beijing’s importance as Russia’s top export market in the face of Western sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/jGUCiaumJh