Henrik Böhme, DW: Will the Ukraine war plunge the world economy into a new crisis?
Russia's war against Ukraine is disrupting and likely stifling the world's economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
What comes next is unclear, but it's not going to be any better, thinks DW's Henrik Böhme.
Crises and wars change much, if not everything. After World War II, a new world order emerged from the ruins, including the creation of the United Nations, in an attempt to never let such a devastating war happen again.
The global financial crisis from 2007 to 2009 caused governments around to the world to put financial markets on a tighter leash, strengthening oversight over banks and their complex products.
The COVID-19 pandemic buried concerns about digitization, as more people have finally come to cherish the advantages of remote working.
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Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- March 9, 2022
Voices: Has Biden’s rejection of MiG-29 fighter jets lost the war against Russia? -- Sean O'Grady, The Independent
How the War in Ukraine Could Get Much Worse -- Emma Ashford and Joshua Shifrinson, Foreign Affairs
EXPLAINER: What does a US ban on Russian oil accomplish? -- Cathy Bussewitz and Matthew Daly, AP
Russian military doctrine calls a limited nuclear strike “de-escalation.” Here’s why. -- Nikolai N. Sokov, bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
The Risks Facing Putin and His Inner Circle -- Steven L. Hall, The Cipher Brief
With Ukraine war, Europe’s geopolitical map is moving again -- Raf Casert, AP
Is Belarus Blinking? -- Andrew Fink, The dispatch
Is Russia sabotaging the Iran nuclear deal over Ukraine sanctions? -- Shabnam von Hein, DW
This Isn’t Obama’s Iran Deal. It’s Much, Much Worse. -- Gabriel Noronha, Tablet
United Arab Emirates Chooses Solidarity Between Oil Producers Over Military Allies -- Ken Klippenstein, The Intercept
Apply the lessons from Ukraine in the Taiwan Strait -- Mark Montgomery and Bradley Bowman, Defense News
Russia’s Disaster of a War in Ukraine Means China Won’t Invade Taiwan? -- Robert Kelly, 19FortyFive
South Korea's Swing Voters: Young, Broke and Angry -- Choe Sang-Hun, NYTimes
Japan and Australia step up defence cooperation -- Kei Koga, NTU, East Asia Forum
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