Marc Champion
International Affairs Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion
Marc Champion is a columnist writing on international affairs at Bloomberg. All views are my own. Re-Tweets are not endorsements.
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5 days ago |
taipeitimes.com | Marc Champion
By Marc Champion / Bloomberg Opinion In debates over Russia, the argument often comes down to a simple proposition: Having struggled for three years and seen his forces mauled in Ukraine, is it really plausible that Russian President Vladimir Putin would take on the combined might of NATO? It is time to put that question to bed. I spent a day last week with a large group of generals and other officers in uniform from about 20 countries.
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1 week ago |
shorturl.at | Marc Champion
In debates over Russia, the argument often comes down to a simple proposition: Having struggled for three years and seen his forces mauled in Ukraine, is it really plausible that President Vladimir Putin would take on the combined might of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization? It’s time to put that question to bed. I spent a day this week with a group of generals and other officers in uniform from around 20 countries.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Marc Champion
Not joking. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- In debates over Russia, the argument often comes down to a simple proposition: Having struggled for three years and seen his forces mauled in Ukraine, is it really plausible that President Vladimir Putin would take on the combined might of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization? It’s time to put that question to bed.I spent a day this week with a group of generals and other officers in uniform from around 20 countries.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Marc Champion
Vladimir Putin. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Donald Trump thinks Vladimir Putin is his friend, has changed since their recent round of phone calls and has gone crazy. He’s wrong on all three counts, but if that’s what the US president and his supporters need to believe for him to reverse course on Russia and Ukraine, let’s all pretend he’s right. I won’t pretend here, because I am skeptical Trump will reverse himself to the extent required.
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1 week ago |
thestar.com.my | Marc Champion
THANKS are owed to Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and – in a special mention – JD Vance: The aggressive nationalism and chaos these three men promote have made far-right populism scary again, swinging several recent elections, including Romania’s presidential vote on May 18. That should be welcome news for anyone who recognises the potential damage a nationalist free-for-all can inflict.
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Romanians will likely again lurch far right in Sunday's election re-rerun. Why? More than 30 years of graft and missed opportunities that began with the 1989 revolution. My column, from the village of Sapanta, for Bloomberg @opinion https://t.co/2WtrF4RMB0
Ukraine's negotiators seem to have turned Trump's neocolonial minerals deal into something reasonable, and without a fatal bustup. My column for Bloomberg @opinion https://t.co/qNZj0yvERi hich wa
Trump worries he's getting "tapped along" by #Putin in #Ukraine. Yes he is, and no he doesn't need to be. My column for Bloomberg @opinion https://t.co/6emObRFt1T via @opinion
