West must unite to deter Putin's aggressive push
The Kremlin moves troops toward Ukraine while threatening new deployments and nuclear questions loom. Biden should impose harsher sanctions, target Nord Stream 2, and rally Europe for a united front to deter any invasion, echoing lessons from Crimea and earlier crises. NATO and Western allies must show resolve to deny Moscow strategic gains. The debate centers on energy leverage, deterrence, and credible consequences.
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Putin risk of new invasion hinges on deterrence and proof
Trudy Rubin argues Russia may repeat provocations to justify a fresh invasion of Ukraine. She recalls 2014 Crimea and Donbas tactics, including masked troops, propaganda, and anti-Semitic acts in Odessa, and notes current moves demand credible deterrence and defensive aid to Ukraine to raise costs for Moscow.
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Reclaiming Personal Time in a 7-Day Information Economy
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Conor Sen argues that the shift to remote and hybrid work has created a seven-day work week in practice. He suggests reclaiming occasional Friday or midweek personal time, like Friday brunch, to prevent burnout while acknowledging global, time-sensitive industries.
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