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The Dangerous Fantasy of a Collapsing Russia

A strange temptation has crept into Western conversations. You hear it whispered at conferences, hinted at in newspaper columns, and shouted outright in comment threads. Some people want Russia to fall apart. They imagine borders tearing, regions breaking away, the Kremlin reduced to rubble, and an exhausted country finally punished for its wars. It sounds cathartic. It feels like justice. Yet the fantasy of a collapsing Russia is far more dangerous than people admit. It is also built on emotion, not memory. Why a Collapsing Russia Terrifies Europe More Than a Strong One Whenever someone says they want Russia to … Continue reading The Dangerous Fantasy of a Collapsing Russia

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Why Europe Believes Russia Will Never Attack

Munaeem Jamal

Europe’s confidence in Russian non-aggression stems from historical logic and reliance on NATO, but this belief may be precarious. Despite high anti-Russian sentiment, many Europeans remain unprepared for possible conflict. The illusion of interdependence persists, even as military readiness declines. Europe’s peace is contingent on active vigilance and preparedness. Continue reading Why Europe Believes Russia Will Never Attack

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Will Russia attack Europe?

Why Europe Still Thinks Russia Will Not Attack

Europe’s confidence in Russian non-aggression stems from historical logic and reliance on NATO, but this belief may be precarious. Despite high anti-Russian sentiment, many Europeans remain unprepared for possible conflict. The illusion of interdependence persists, even as military readiness declines. Europe’s peace is contingent on active vigilance and preparedness. Continue reading Why Europe Still Thinks Russia Will Not Attack