E15.cz: Five scenarios of how the war in Ukraine will end. Russia's internal stability will decide, experts say
Christian Kvorning Lassen, Deputy Director and Head of Research at our Institute, together with other experts, spoke to the online news server E15.cz and described possible scenarios of how the war in Ukraine could end. The article thus describes five possible scenarios - both the more optimistic ones for Ukraine and the less favourable ones.
The whole article in Czech is available here.
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Christian Kvorning Lassen
Deputy Director & Head of Research
Deputy Director & Head of Research
Expertise: Migration/European migration crisis, EU foreign policy, Scandinavian politics, populism, EU enlargement policy
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