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Ukraine War, November 1, 2022: The abduction of Ukrainian children for adoption in Russia

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Ukraine War, October 26, 2022: The context for analysis of current developments; The “dirty bomb” as a Russian propaganda distraction from current war crimes

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Ukraine War, October 11, 2022 (II): No response from Biden to Putin’s escalations

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Ukraine War, September 9, 2022: Fighting until the last Ukrainian soldier; Ukrainians make incredible sacrifices, while the West won’t even impose secondary sanctions

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Ukraine War, July 12, 2022: “Cognitive occlusion”–Mental defenses against hard truths; Genocide in progress

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Ukraine War, May 30, 2022: No cure for addled thinking–Biden’s fear of Putin and refusal to give Ukraine weapons that can strike Russian territory; Trust and policy coordination with Ukraine v. mistrust and denial of needed weapons; SDP and Scholz out of sync with German public; New coalition of Greens and CDU possible if not likely

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Ukraine War, April 6, 2022 (II): International Court of Justice, Order of Provisional Measures in case of Ukraine v. Russia under the Genocide Convention (March 16, 2022)