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Sarah E. Mendelson is a nonresident senior fellow with the Center for Sustainable Development in the Global Economy and Development program at the Brookings Institution.

The report from the highly-respected Chatham House also said there remained a 'non-zero chance that Vladimir Putin may order a nuclear strike on Ukraine'.

Maxim Krupskiy’s profile on The Conversation

In a tight job market, flexible options like a 4-day workweek can give companies an edge over other employers to attract a more diverse talent pool.

Aiding Russia with weapons would ruin Chinas credibility as a potential peacemaker, one expert told Newsweek.

India, for now, continues its long-standing relationship with Russia but might not always be able to rely on Moscow, especially if hostilities with China escalate.

“European militaries thus lack the basics needed for conventional warfare in their own backyards. Most countries lack basic ammunition stockpiles”. Writes

The drums of war have been beating loudly over the past two weeks. But there is a commercial logic to China avoiding a war that would cripple its economy.

The Russian missile launcher that was hit can cost as much as $6.5 million.