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Russia’s war against Ukraine has disastrous consequences for the country. A huge international effort will be required to support Ukraine’s reconstruction. This policy brief analyses priorities and proposed plans on rebuilding the country, and provides recommendations on next steps in the process.
Our world is in crisis. The covid-19 pandemic, disrupted supply chains, and geopolitical polarisation have coalesced to threaten the wellbeing of people across the globe. Furthermore, climate change is set to compound these crises through myriad threats including extreme weather events and the spread of zoonotic disease.
The EU and the Mercosur trade bloc announced a free trade agreement in 2019, however the deal has yet to be ratified. Frederik Stender writes that with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine bringing the EU’s geostrategic partnerships back into focus, there is movement towards reviving the Mercosur agreement. Yet key obstacles remain, and it is unlikely there will be any breakthrough in the near future.