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Insights from the First SCC Express Dispute Assessment | King & Spalding - Vimarsana News

Insights from the First SCC Express Dispute Assessment | King & Spalding

Sweden is no stranger to innovations – from energy, to furniture, to music – and international arbitration is no exception. Indeed, the SCC Arbitration Institute (SCC) proudly refers to...

The tricky path toward Ukrainian neutrality - Vimarsana News

The tricky path toward Ukrainian neutrality

Officials from both Russia and Ukraine expressed cautious optimism this week that peace talks were making progress. However, both sides stress the difficulty of the talks. Among the key disagreements are concerns about what Ukrainian “neutrality” may mean, security guarantees, what this status means for the future of Ukraine and its territorial integrity, and, arguably, how

Is neutrality Ukraine's best option? - Vimarsana News

Is neutrality Ukraine's best option?

Although far from straightforward, DiEM25 co-founder Yanis Varoufakis has spoken of the merits of the ‘Finlandisation’ of Ukraine.

Source: diem25.org
Why A "Neutral" Ukraine Is A Non-Starter - Vimarsana News

Why A "Neutral" Ukraine Is A Non-Starter

Neutral Ukraine? "The Kremlin’s vision of a Belarus-like vassal state has been clearly, consistently, and democratically rejected over the past 30 years."

ANALYSIS | Why the idea of a 'neutral' Ukraine is a non-starter in peace talks - Vimarsana News

ANALYSIS | Why the idea of a 'neutral' Ukraine is a non-starter in peace talks

During the negotiations, it is important that Russian President Vladimir Putin is not rewarded, or seen to be rewarded, for his illegal war. The idea that Ukraine should be demilitarised and “denazified” as a price for ending the conflict would be seen internationally as capitulation, writes Stefan Wolff and David Hastings Dunn.

Source: news24.com