Jane Harman: Putin Looking to Make Russia Great Again

The video discusses Russia's strategic position in Ukraine, focusing on its potential shift towards the East and the global response, including sanctions by the US, NATO, and other democracies. It highlights the role of the UN, the abstentions in the General Assembly, and the importance of maintaining pressure on Russia. The discussion extends to Russia's influence in the Middle East and Africa, the liberal world order post-WWII, and the economic warfare through sanctions. The video also explores the alliances between the US, Western Europe, and Asian countries, and the potential implications for future conflicts involving China and Taiwan.

What is the main focus of the first section regarding Russia's actions in Ukraine?

• Russia's economic strategies

• The need for humanitarian aid and support to Ukraine

• The role of China in the conflict

• The impact of sanctions on Russia

Which international body is suggested to set up humanitarian zones in Ukraine?

• The World Health Organization

• The United Nations

• The European Union

• NATO

What is highlighted as a surprising element in the global response to the Ukraine conflict?

• The unanimity between the United States and NATO

• The role of the United Nations

• The economic impact on Russia

• The lack of support from China

Which countries are mentioned as having abstained from the UN General Assembly resolution condemning Russia?

• Middle Eastern and African countries

• European Union countries

• South American countries

• Asian countries

What historical context is discussed in relation to the liberal world order?

• World War One

• The Cold War

• The Iraq War

• The Vietnam War

What economic strategy is Russia attempting to circumvent according to the final section?

• Cultural exchanges

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Economic sanctions

• Military alliances

What is the potential threat mentioned in relation to alternative payment systems?

• Rise in global terrorism

• Loss of global currency dominance

• Increased military presence

• Environmental degradation