The geopolitical board has shifted in Europe and a brand new hand has been dealt. But do contemporary Western allies have the political wisdom to defuse the situation ?
Great analysis! It is at heart a defense of nuance, something that has become nearly impossible in the US, you’re “standing with Ukraine” or you’re a “Russian puppet” if you so much point to the fact that Ukraine has historically been one of the most corrupt countries in Europe. Peter Zeihan has become increasingly popular, there seems to be a public apetite for his prediction of “end of globalization”.
Maybe I should incorporate your formulation "defense of nuance" in my newsletter description. Reclaiming this right is exactly what I strive to do with my writing. Thanks Laura for your support of The Nomad Historian journey.
Leaders disconnected from their population? Oh hell, yes.
Great analysis! It is at heart a defense of nuance, something that has become nearly impossible in the US, you’re “standing with Ukraine” or you’re a “Russian puppet” if you so much point to the fact that Ukraine has historically been one of the most corrupt countries in Europe. Peter Zeihan has become increasingly popular, there seems to be a public apetite for his prediction of “end of globalization”.
Maybe I should incorporate your formulation "defense of nuance" in my newsletter description. Reclaiming this right is exactly what I strive to do with my writing. Thanks Laura for your support of The Nomad Historian journey.