US reducing Russia’s ability to support war effort through sanctions: Former ambassador to Ukraine - Fox Business’ Coast to Coast with Neil Cavuto
Former Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor discusses the Russia-Ukraine war and Russian sanctions.
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Experts support India's stand on Russia-Ukraine conflict at UNSC - ANI News (India)
We have seen for well over a decade how the US has perceived India as central to how it manages the geopolitical challenges posed by China, said Dr Daniel Markey
Putin unlikely to face prosecution for war crimes, foreign affairs expert says - Sinclair News
“The problem is prosecuting. Putin is relatively safe, it appears, in Moscow. If he knows he's going to be sent to the docket in the Hague, for example, he may well continue the war,” Jensen said.
‘Ukraine is clearly not losing’: Former US Ambassador to Ukraine - ABC News Now with Linsey Davis
ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor on how the war in Ukraine stands one month after the Russian invasion.
Ukrainian Counterattacks Are Pushing Back Russian Troops - Foreign Policy
“The Ukrainian military has performed way above expectations,” said William Taylor, a scholar at the U.S. Institute of Peace think tank and former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine. “But in order for them to continue, it’s going to require a lot of support from NATO and from the United States. And that needs to come now.”
Biden heads across the Atlantic to rally the West at a pivotal moment for Ukraine - and his presidency - CNN
"They can do a couple of things. One, they can turn on the spigot. The weapons are flowing. But the spigot can be bigger. It can be wider open. There can be more going in there," said William Taylor.
US finding that Myanmar army committed genocide against Rohingya to have limited effect - The Straits Times (Singapore)
Congress, however, will take some action based on the finding, analysts say. This is "the opening salvo in the roll-out of a wider US strategy for responding to the current situation in Myanmar that has been requested by the Senate," Ms Priscilla Clapp, a former top US diplomat in Myanmar and now a senior adviser at USIP.
Ukrainian ambassador to US accuses Russia of 'genocide' during invasion - Washington Examiner
Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States accused the Russian military of committing “genocide," arguing its tactics show “no military objective.” Ambassador Oksana Markarova made the comments about Russia’s disregard for civilian life and infrastructure during a panel conversation hosted by the U.S. Institute of Peace.
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