Asia Shares a WWII Hangover with Ukraine
The Russian invasion of part of Ukraine is surely contrary to all international rules and norms. But it is also a reminder that the supposed inviolability of international borders as established after the Second World War, and by the de-colonization process of the following 40 years, is fraught with problems.
Every country resists to the end the idea of …
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