Can the United Nations do anything more than talk about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine?
Here’s what @Reuters U.N. Bureau Chief @michellenichols had to say in a Twitter Spaces conversation with foreign policy correspondents @humeyra_pamuk and @idreesali114 1/7
Here’s what @Reuters U.N. Bureau Chief @michellenichols had to say in a Twitter Spaces conversation with foreign policy correspondents @humeyra_pamuk and @idreesali114 1/7
Biden has maintained that he will not send U.S. troops to Ukraine. @idreesali114 explains the president's rationale 2/7
How the U.S. acts on Ukraine will affect its relations with Asia-Pacific countries, namely China, Secretary of State Blinken has hinted. @humeyra_pamuk explains his thinking and why the crisis matters thousands of miles away 3/7
Could Russia’s assault on Ukraine open the door for China to invade Taiwan? That is a big worry in Washington and throughout Asia, @idreesali114 says 4/7
Sanctions on Russia could have a different impact on Russia than say, North Korea, @michellenichols says 5/7
But can sanctions really change Russian President Putin's behavior? @humeyra_pamuk asks whether sanctions are as an effective foreign policy tool as they used to be 6/7
Listen to the entire conversation here: reut.rs/3BLLzHr 7/7
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