“Francis Fukuyama American philosopher, political economist Which scenarios for the end of the war are leaning towards in Washington October 31, 15:32 NV Premium Share: Ukrainians are worried about the possible victory of Trump Read the full version of the interview with Francis Fukuyama here The first idea — “Russia must not lose this war, because it is a great power”, the second – “As a result of this war, nothing should happen to Russia and its integrity” – are quite popular in Western democracies.”, — write on: ua.news
Ukrainians are worried about Trump’s possible victory
Read the full version of the interview with Francis Fukuyama here
The first idea is “Russia should not lose this war, because it is a great power.” the second – “As a result of this war, nothing should happen to Russia and its integrity” – are quite popular in Western democracies. How much these ideas still hold true among American policymakers and pundits in the third year of the war depends on who you listen to. There are people who are reflexively anti-Western and anti-American. A good example of this is Jeff Sachs, an economist who from the very beginning blamed NATO for starting the war, said that Putin was just acting defensively, he keeps saying that Ukraine will not win. We’ve seen the rise of right-wing tech billionaires like Sachs. They say that Ukraine will never be able to defeat Russia, and why are we spending all this money and human resources trying to fight Russia? I think that all this is motivated by other things, and not a clear judgment about the capabilities of Russia and Ukraine.
