LSE's Trubowitz discusses Russian invasion of Ukraine

The transcript discusses the potential impact of Western sanctions on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine. It explores the likelihood of regime change in Ukraine, NATO's response, and the broader implications for global politics, including potential reactions from China. The discussion highlights the strategic calculations of both Russia and Western nations, emphasizing the importance of a strong international response to prevent further aggression.

What is the primary purpose of the sanctions discussed in the text?

How might the invasion of Ukraine affect NATO's response according to the text?

In what ways does the text indicate that the situation in Ukraine could unfold over time?

What does the speaker suggest about Putin's intentions regarding the Baltic States?

How does the speaker view the likelihood of Ukraine's resistance to Russian advances?

What is the significance of the reference to China in the context of Russia's actions?

What are the potential consequences of a weak response from the West to Putin's actions?