Julia Friedrich
@juliafriedrich.bsky.social
Research Fellow @GPPi. Ex-EUAM Ukraine. Peace & security in Russia & Ukraine. Berlin-based.
This research is part of our project "Thinking the war from the end: Insights for the war against Ukraine" (gppi.net/project/thin...), funded by Deutsche Stiftung Friedensforschung.
Many thanks to colleagues @gppi.bsky.social and to >40 experts & officials who shared their insights with me!
Many thanks to colleagues @gppi.bsky.social and to >40 experts & officials who shared their insights with me!
Thinking the War From the End: Insights for the War Against Ukraine
To conceive of a politically sustainable end to Russia's war against Ukraine, the project team will be identifying benchmarks for future peacekeeping and analyzing global stakeholders' perspectives on...
gppi.net
March 24, 2025 at 9:49 AM
This research is part of our project "Thinking the war from the end: Insights for the war against Ukraine" (gppi.net/project/thin...), funded by Deutsche Stiftung Friedensforschung.
Many thanks to colleagues @gppi.bsky.social and to >40 experts & officials who shared their insights with me!
Many thanks to colleagues @gppi.bsky.social and to >40 experts & officials who shared their insights with me!
4) European leaders should engage with justified criticisms of Western hypocrisy while also working to counter Russian narratives.
More on the lessons Europeans can learn from why their engagement of the Global South on Ukraine largely failed: gppi.net/2025/01/28/p...
More on the lessons Europeans can learn from why their engagement of the Global South on Ukraine largely failed: gppi.net/2025/01/28/p...
Partners from the “Global South”: A Way Towards New Alliances for Ukraine?
With US and European support for Ukraine showing signs of strain, some European leaders have attempted to broaden their coalition, looking to the BRICS and Saudi Arabia to support Ukraine. Julia Fried...
gppi.net
March 24, 2025 at 9:49 AM
4) European leaders should engage with justified criticisms of Western hypocrisy while also working to counter Russian narratives.
More on the lessons Europeans can learn from why their engagement of the Global South on Ukraine largely failed: gppi.net/2025/01/28/p...
More on the lessons Europeans can learn from why their engagement of the Global South on Ukraine largely failed: gppi.net/2025/01/28/p...
3) European leaders should be pragmatic about the role Brazil, China, India, Saudi Arabia, South Africa & Turkey can and want to play. They should view some of them not (only) as partners but also as potential spoilers of diplomatic efforts.
March 24, 2025 at 9:49 AM
3) European leaders should be pragmatic about the role Brazil, China, India, Saudi Arabia, South Africa & Turkey can and want to play. They should view some of them not (only) as partners but also as potential spoilers of diplomatic efforts.
2) Mediation efforts are most successful if they are apolitical. Most third-party mediators prefer a low-risk involvement - with nobody prepared to take the place of the #US as main driver of talks.
March 24, 2025 at 9:49 AM
2) Mediation efforts are most successful if they are apolitical. Most third-party mediators prefer a low-risk involvement - with nobody prepared to take the place of the #US as main driver of talks.
1) While Brazil, China, India, Saudi Arabia, South Africa & Turkey mostly oppose the war against Ukraine, they also view it as an opportunity to increase their international status in a changing world order. Their motives for engaging with the war are mostly transactional.
March 24, 2025 at 9:49 AM
1) While Brazil, China, India, Saudi Arabia, South Africa & Turkey mostly oppose the war against Ukraine, they also view it as an opportunity to increase their international status in a changing world order. Their motives for engaging with the war are mostly transactional.