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Mar 2 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
One point that came up in yesterday's @carnegiecouncil discussion on principled responses to Russia's invasion of Ukraine is how different countries have clear distinctions in which peoples they maintain they have ethical obligations towards. 1/
Hungary much more open to refugees from Ukraine than the Middle East, claiming grounds of cultural similarity and close neighborhood. What is interesting is that Australia which maintains very strict policies in intercepting migrants from the Middle East and Southeast Asia 2/
seems to be much more willing to take in Ukrainians who come from much further away. 3/
Link to yesterday's program: carnegiecouncil.org/studio/multime…

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